VSee Health said its iDoc subsidiary has signed multi-year agreements covering 13 hospitals for tele-ICU and teleradiology services. The agreements are expected to generate more than $3 million in annual revenue.
VSee Health, Inc. (NASDAQ:VSEE) said on November 5, 2026 that its iDoc subsidiary had signed multi-year agreements covering 13 hospitals. The arrangements involve tele-intensive care unit services and teleradiology platform solutions, with annual revenue expected to be more than $3 million.
#Agreements cover tele-ICU and teleradiology services
Under the agreements, iDoc will provide remotely delivered critical care services and technology designed to support teleradiology workflows. VSee Health said these offerings are intended to help participating hospitals access specialised clinical resources and support care delivery.
The agreements will run over multiple years. VSee Health said they provide an additional source of recurring revenue during those terms, with the related revenue generated by iDoc and included in the parent company’s consolidated financial results.
Imo Aisiku, iDoc’s chairman and chief executive officer, said the agreements expand the subsidiary’s hospital business and provide greater visibility into recurring revenue. He also said the addition of 13 hospitals under multi-year arrangements reflects demand for tele-ICU services and teleradiology solutions that support hospitals and clinical teams.
VSee Health describes itself as a telehealth technology and services company focused on high-acuity virtual care. Its platform integrates secure video, device data and electronic health record connectivity for hospital systems, health networks and employers across the United States.
The expectation that the agreements will generate more than $3 million in annual revenue is a forward-looking statement. VSee Health said such statements are based on assumptions and are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties. The company also stated that the actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied.
VSee Health announced that its subsidiary, iDoc, had signed multi-year agreements covering 13 new hospitals. The agreements are for tele-intensive care unit (tele-ICU) services and teleradiology platform solutions.
VSee Health said the agreements are expected to generate more than $3 million in annual revenue. This is a forward-looking expectation and is not presented as a guarantee of future performance.
VSee Health's agreements with the 13 hospitals are multi-year agreements. The company said they are expected to provide recurring revenue over their multi-year terms.
VSee Health's subsidiary iDoc signed the agreements. Revenue from the agreements will be generated by iDoc and included in VSee Health's consolidated financial results.
iDoc will provide tele-ICU services and teleradiology platform solutions. The engagements include remotely delivered critical care services and technology supporting teleradiology workflows.
VSee Health said the offerings help participating hospitals extend access to specialised clinical resources and support care delivery. The technology supports teleradiology workflows, while iDoc provides remotely delivered critical care services.
Imo Aisiku said the agreements represent a meaningful expansion of iDoc's hospital business and provide greater visibility into recurring revenue. He also said that adding 13 hospitals under multi-year agreements reflects demand for tele-ICU services and teleradiology solutions that support hospitals and their clinical teams.
VSee Health is a telehealth technology and services company delivering high-acuity virtual care solutions through a scalable, API-driven platform. Its offerings integrate secure video, device data and EHR connectivity for hospital systems, health networks and employers across the United States.
VSee Health shares trade on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol VSEE.
VSee Health announced the agreements on November 5, 2026.
Revenue generated by iDoc from the new agreements will be included in VSee Health's consolidated financial results. The agreements are expected to generate more than $3 million in annual revenue.