NuPhysicia

Welcome to NuPhysicia

NuPhysicia is a world-wide leader in advanced medical services. Evolving in 2007 from the hallmark telemedicine programs of the University of Texas Medical Branch, NuPhysicia has established a global footprint providing healthcare services via our unique patented method, Digital Medical Services® (DMS®), for our customers world-wide.

Our patented solution uses technology to distribute physician services to multiple and remote locations and markets. We combine physicians, paramedics, electronic medical records, pharmacy management, wellness, and proprietary telemedicine systems into an integrated, turnkey solution. Our technology features two-way video, secure SSL Internet, and ASP web systems for electronic medical records and business analytics. We serve offshore energy companies across the globe, employers of all sizes across the US, as well as hospitals and foreign governments.

Our clients receive expanded medical care access, improved health and wellness of workforces, reduced costs, and increased patient satisfaction.

NuPhysicia Secures Canadian Patent
DynCorp International Selects NuPhysicia
Partnership with Globaldoctors in Brazil
Licensed Telemedicine Method Granted U.S. Patent
Annals of Emergency Medicine
Telemedicine and eHealth
New York Times
Atlanta Journal Constitution

HOUSTON, September 10, 2012 — NuPhysicia Inc., the world’s leading telemedicine services firm, is pleased to announce that the Canadian Intellectual Property Office has granted a patent for its Digital Medical Services® (DMS®) system, the integrated remote medical care and telemedicine method.

May 2011 - NuPhysicia Inc., the world’s leading telemedicine services firm, is pleased to announce that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted a patent for its Digital Medical Services or DMS system, the integrated networked remote medical care and telemedicine method. The patent is titled “System, Method and Program Product for Delivering Medical Services From a Remote Location,” and was obtained in close collaboration with the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. The University of Texas Board of Regents granted an exclusive patent license to NuPhysicia for this technology in 2007.

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November 2010 - The work environment and service methods of the Board Certified emergency physicians were featured in a piece in this noted medical discipline journal, highlighting the flexibility and opportunities offered by NuPhysicia’s health care service brands through interviewing Dr. Jerry Jones. The ability to work from home, the nature of the work, and the ease of using the technology systems was included. “It’s incomparable,” Dr. Jones said. “It’s an incredible improvement in terms of what I could see if I were standing in the room with the patient.”

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August 2010 - NuPhysicia’s accomplishments in the offshore environment were featured in the ATA’s own journal, reviewing the impact of telemedicine in the oilrig service space. ‘‘Telemedicine’s greatest advantage is to bridge access to care, and that is what it is doing for [the people on] these oil rigs,’’ says Alexander Vo, Ph.D., executive director of the Center for Tele- health Research and Policy at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston. Nu-Physicia provided all images of offshore services used in the article.

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May 29th, 2010 - When Healthcare Writer for the New York Times, Milt Freudenheim, sought a real patient care experience in the world of telemedicine, he turned to NuPhysicia. In the article, readers are introduced to Mr. Charlie Martin, a crane operator on an oilrig in the South China Sea, and to the technology of telemedicine. Martin was on a rig served by InPlace Medical Solutions connected to physicians in Houston via medical video link. “It was a tremendous honor to have our programs featured in the New York Times,” said Dr. Glenn Hammack, president and CEO of NuPhysicia. “Milt did an excellent job communicating the high end and low end approaches in the marketplace, as well as how we, at NuPhysicia, are working the balance between technology cost and providing a vital, distinctive medical service.”

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January 28th, 2010 - When Woodward Academy of Atlanta, Georgia, wanted to implement a useful, innovative benefit for its employees, they turned to Medicine At Work™ from NuPhysicia. The noted private school, founded as the Georgia Military Academy in 1900, sought to continue its history of service to its students and its faculty and staff. "We expect that Medicine at Work will offer us tremendous benefits in terms of productivity," said Ski Saxby, director of human resources for Woodward.” About four patients visit the Woodward clinic each day. Most of the ailments have been upper respiratory infections, allergies, rashes and falls. In more serious cases, employees may be sent to the hospital or told to visit their primary care physician or a specialist.

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New Partnership

NuPhysicia Serviços Médicos Offshore partners with Globaldoctors in Brazil.

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