CareView Communications, Inc. provides virtual care, patient safety, and clinical workflow technology for healthcare providers. Company news commonly covers deployments of the CareView Patient Safety System, virtual sitting and virtual nursing agreements, hospital and VA medical center contracts, and channel relationships with group purchasing and sales organizations.
Recurring updates describe CareView’s virtual patient monitoring tools, including Virtual Bed Rails®, Virtual Chair Rails®, AI-driven alert prioritization, motion detection, and real-time two-way audio and video communication. These developments are tied to fall prevention, centralized patient observation, staffing efficiency, and broader adoption of virtual care workflows in hospital and veteran care settings.
CareView Communications (CRVW) announced a new business agreement to provide its Patient Safety System to San Juan Regional Medical Center.
The community-owned, nonprofit healthcare organization is based in Farmington, New Mexico, and serves the Four Corners region. CareView will supply technology designed to support remote observation of patients at risk of falls or other safety-related events. The system includes motion detection and real-time, two-way audio and video communication to help clinical teams monitor patients and respond when intervention may be needed.
CareView Communications (CRVW) announced a new business agreement to provide its Patient Safety System to San Juan Regional Medical Center.
The community-owned, nonprofit healthcare organization is based in Farmington, New Mexico, and is a member of HealthTrust Performance Group. The system is designed to support remote observation of patients who may be at risk for falls or other safety-related events, using motion detection and two-way audio and video communication. CareView describes the agreement as part of its strategy to expand its customer base among healthcare organizations.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) announced a new business agreement with the North Las Vegas VA Medical Center for virtual patient monitoring. The agreement, announced in partnership with Decisive Point Consulting Group, includes portable and fixed CareView devices and mobile controllers.
The deployment represents a conversion from the facility’s existing system to CareView technology. The medical center is part of the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System, and the deployment adds to CareView’s portfolio of VA healthcare customers.
CareView Communications (CRVW) announced a new business agreement in partnership with Decisive Point Consulting Group at Fresno VA Medical Center.
The agreement includes CareView mobile controllers to support virtual patient monitoring at the medical center, the main campus of the VA Central California Health Care System. CareView’s Patient Safety System enables remote observation through real-time video and two-way audio. The agreement adds to the company’s existing work across the VA healthcare system.
CareView Communications (CRVW) announced a new contract with Care New England to deploy its patient observation technology at Kent Hospital.
The agreement includes 12 CareView mobile devices, and implementation will replace the hospital’s existing system. Care New England is a nonprofit health network based in Providence, Rhode Island, serving southeastern New England. CareView sees an opportunity to expand its technology to additional locations within the health system; that expansion is not a committed deployment under the announced agreement.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) announced two new virtual patient monitoring contracts at the Atlanta VA Medical Center and Community Living Center and the Central Alabama VA Medical Center, delivered with Decisive Point Consulting Group. The deployments will use CareView’s Patient Safety System, including Virtual Bed Rails, AI-driven detection, and real-time audio/video to support fall prevention and centralized monitoring of at-risk veterans.
The company said the solution integrates with clinical workflows, aims to reduce sitter use and falls, and combines AI detection with trained remote monitoring specialists to improve response times and operational efficiency.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) announced a strategic partnership with MedPro Associates on January 13, 2026 to accelerate commercialization and expand market reach for CareView’s virtual nursing, virtual sitter, and digital workflow solutions.
The collaboration pairs CareView’s clinical technology and data-driven ROI focus with MedPro’s national sales coverage and hospital relationships to drive adoption of virtual care and AI-enabled observation solutions across health systems.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) announced a new agreement with Springfield Memorial Hospital to deploy CareView’s Virtual Sitting and Virtual Observer® patient-monitoring technology.
The collaboration aims to enhance patient engagement, reduce falls and sitter costs, improve situational awareness in patient rooms, increase staff efficiency, and provide 24/7 training and program oversight to support deployment and sustained use.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) announced that its SDVOSB partner Decisive Point Consulting Group won VA contracts to deploy virtual patient monitoring at the Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System and the Washington, D.C. VA Medical Center on November 4, 2025.
Deployments will use CareView’s Patient Safety System—Virtual Bed Rails®, Virtual Chair Rails®, advanced motion detection, and real-time audio/video—to enable centralized remote monitoring intended to reduce preventable falls, improve staff efficiency, and enhance patient safety in veteran care settings. CareView said it already operates across five VISNs and served nine VA facilities prior to these awards.
CareView Communications (OTCQB: CRVW) has expanded its partnership with Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) Braselton to enhance patient safety through its virtual sitter platform. The 188-bed community hospital will increase the implementation of CareView's Patient Safety System across its campus.
The collaboration aims to improve fall prevention and monitoring efficiency, with CareView's AI-driven technology, including Virtual Bed Rails® and Virtual Chair Rails®, demonstrating the ability to reduce fall rates by up to 80% and decrease sitter costs by up to 65%. The company currently partners with over 200 hospitals nationwide, offering centralized monitoring and scalable virtual care solutions.