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Virtual Care Solution for Frontline & First Responder Care Intervention

Alan Lowe, CEO & Co-Founder of Visionable joins Lea Sims and Cathy Lester from Verizon to discuss advancements and solutions for Virtual Care for First Responders.

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Alan Lowe, CEO & Co-Founder of Visionable joins Lea Sims and Cathy Lester from Verizon to discuss advancements and solutions for Virtual Care for First Responders.

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Lea Sims
Lea SimsChief Marketing & Communications Officer, TruMerit

Lea Sims leads marketing and communications at TruMerit and hosts Care Anywhere. Her career began in healthcare documentation, where she spent 15 years before moving into teaching, writing and communications. At AHDI, she directed professional practices and authored The Book of Style for Medical Transcription, third edition. She later led healthcare and life sciences marketing at Verizon. On Care Anywhere, Lea follows the people behind healthcare workforce decisions. With Obafemi Arowosegbe, the conversation traces a nursing student’s response to a mentorship gap: building the Nightingale Summit. With Earl Dalton, it turns to what international recruitment should give back to the communities nurses leave. A discussion with Robin Goldsmith connects hospital technology to clinical work, from virtual nursing to care at home. Her earlier Care Anywhere interviews widen that picture. With nursing-informatics leaders Kathleen McGrow and Romina Elias, Lea explores the routes into technology roles and the need to involve nurses in designing their tools. The show began in 2024 at CGFNS International, with Peter Preziosi and Julia To Dutka discussing career mobility, certification and work across professional boundaries.

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  • 01LeanTaaS acquired LookDeep Health and launched iQueue for Virtual Care, combining Virtual Observation, Virtual Nursing and Virtual Medicine; acquisition terms were not disclosed.
  • 02Hospitals can build on compatible cameras and in-room devices already in place or deploy supported hardware, according to LeanTaaS, which did not name camera vendors.
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Lea Sims
Lea Sims

Chief Marketing & Communications Officer

TruMerit

Lea Sims leads marketing and communications at TruMerit and hosts Care Anywhere. Her career began in healthcare documentation, where she spent 15 years before moving into teaching, writing and communications. At AHDI, she directed professional practices and authored The Book of Style for Medical Transcription, third edition. She later led healthcare and life sciences marketing at Verizon. On Care Anywhere, Lea follows the people behind healthcare workforce decisions. With Obafemi Arowosegbe, the conversation traces a nursing student’s response to a mentorship gap: building the Nightingale Summit. With Earl Dalton, it turns to what international recruitment should give back to the communities nurses leave. A discussion with Robin Goldsmith connects hospital technology to clinical work, from virtual nursing to care at home. Her earlier Care Anywhere interviews widen that picture. With nursing-informatics leaders Kathleen McGrow and Romina Elias, Lea explores the routes into technology roles and the need to involve nurses in designing their tools. The show began in 2024 at CGFNS International, with Peter Preziosi and Julia To Dutka discussing career mobility, certification and work across professional boundaries.

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