Use case 01
Rural Health
Extend clinical capability across geographic distance and workforce gaps with guided remote physical exams.
Rural hospitals, RHCs, CAHs, community programs
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Expand the network of care.
The N9+ is most powerful when it solves a specific access or workflow problem. Dr. Miltie helps organizations place remote physical exam capability where patients already are.
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Use case 02
FQHCs & Community Health
Support distributed care teams serving medically underserved populations with more complete virtual encounters.
FQHCs, CHCs, outreach sites, satellite clinics
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Use case 03
School Health
Give school-based staff a guided way to capture physical exam information for remote clinicians and pediatric care teams.
School clinics, district health programs, school-health partnerships
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Use case 04
Home Health & Hospital at Home
Add physical exam information to home-based workflows for follow-up, transitions, chronic care, and acute care models.
Home health, hospital at home, post-acute programs
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Mobile Clinics & Community Teams
Equip mobile teams with a compact remote-exam platform and access to clinicians or specialists located elsewhere.
Mobile units, traveling nurses, outreach teams
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Use case 06
Long-Term Care
Support remote clinician access while enabling staff to capture exam information without moving every resident off site.
SNFs, nursing facilities, senior care settings
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Use case 07
Employer & Worksite Health
Bring more capable virtual-care encounters closer to employees in distributed or multi-site work environments.
Manufacturing, industrial, corporate, multi-site employers
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Use case 08
Hospitals, Urgent & Specialty Care
Support hybrid access strategies, specialist consults, transitions, and distributed clinical programs.
Health systems, urgent care, specialty networks
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A repeatable model
The setting changes. The clinical problem is familiar.
Across these environments, the underlying need is often the same: a patient is in one place, the clinician is in another, and the clinical team needs more than a video conversation to understand what is happening.
CaptureGuided exam information where the patient is.
ConnectShare results with the remote clinical team.
ScaleRepeat the workflow across sites and populations.
Program design
We start with the workflow, not the device count.
A successful deployment depends on who performs the exam, which clinicians receive the data, what happens after the encounter, and how the technology fits the organization’s existing care model.
1. Where does care need to happen?School, home, clinic, facility, mobile unit, worksite, or another distributed setting.
2. Who captures the exam?Patient, caregiver, nurse, school health staff, community worker, or other trained user.
3. Who provides the clinical response?Your physicians, specialists, partner clinicians, or another care model.
Need funding for the program?
That is where Atlas by Dr. Miltie connects.
Atlas remains a separate website and service, but it can help organizations discover grant opportunities and build submissions that support eligible healthcare, school-health, rural, and community initiatives.
Tell us where the clinical exam needs to go.
We will help map the N9+ around the care setting, staffing model, and patients you want to reach.