ClinicalAccess® Station

All-in-one mobile exam station.

GlobalMed ClinicalAccess® Stations innovative modular design delivers a telemedicine station, configurable to accommodate a wide array of examination capabilities.With integrated video conferencing software and connected medical devices, the ClinicalAccess Station delivers secure and quality healthcare solutions for your clinic or hospital.

We've designed the ClinicalAccess Station to go where you need it without the clutter of cables dragging behind. The ClinicalAccess Station adapts to provider preferences and offers an ergonomic design for improved workflow and functionality.

Efficient and Intuitive

From start to finish, ClinicalAccess Station delivers simple and intuitive workflow by integrating all system hardware and software elements in an efficient solution.

Secure and Compliant

Locking compartments prevent loss and unauthorized use of station or its medical devices, while HIPAA-compliant store and forward image transfer software ensures your data gets to its destination securely.

Slim and Mobile

A clean, ovular design with a small footprint and five-wheel base makes the ClinicalAccess Station easy to maneuver within confined spaces as well as moving it from room to room.

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Connected

Modules that contain exam cameras, stethoscopes, otoscopes, EKGs, ultrasound probes or spirometers easily slide into place with more than 40 medical devices able to be integrated within the station.

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GlobalMed is about as customized and individual as you can be. They go in and literally assess the need. What specialties do you need this technology for, whether it be a stroke or pediatrics or tele-dermatology, and then they customize the product to those needs.

Garfield JonesVice President of Sales, REACH Call
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I can do everything but touch the patient. I see a lot of the studies that say telemedicine is equivalent to being there. But, I actually think there is a case for saying at times telemedicine is better than being there.

Kathleen WebsterMD, Loyola University Health System