Articles tagged with 'virtual care' | OSF HealthCare

In 2025, virtual, mobile, and AI-supported tools prioritized reaching patients to fill care gaps, especially for vulnerable populations in both rural and urban areas.

As respiratory virus season kicks into gear, OSF OnCall offers 24/7 virtual urgent care for minor illnesses and injuries, with online interviews or video visits. 

OSF HealthCare will host the 2025 OSF OnCall Digital Health Symposium on November 12 in Peoria, highlighting digital health innovations and featuring national leaders such as ATA’s Kyle Zebley on the future of telehealth policy.

OSF HealthCare Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Ottawa and Peru now offers eligible emergency department patients a virtual care option to help reduce wait times.

The first patient enrolled in OSF CompleteCare 55+ primary care quickly experienced its value when a weekend health scare led to immediate help and a personalized follow-up plan.

OSF HealthCare has a licensing agreement for algorithms designed by an OSF physical therapist to identify health care employees at high risk of chronic injuries and speed injury assessments.

OSF HealthCare Little Company of Mary Medical Center and OSF OnCall digital health will offer a new 55+ primary care service for busy people struggling to manage their own health.

Jennifer Junis, senior vice president OSF OnCall, has been named to a newly formed Leadership Council of the American Telemedicine Association, which will build trust in telehealth.

OSF OnCall leaders say virtual urgent care is a great option this summer for minor illness and injuries, especially if you're away from home but want an OSF HealthCare provider.

OSF OnCall has launched its Digital Hospital program in the Rockford area to provide hospital-level care at home for qualifying patients.

OSF HealthCare hospitals, clinics, and emergency departments across the state continue to see a big influx of people seeking care. The increase in patients in waiting rooms can lead to elevated exposure of germs and viruses, plus longer wait …