The Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) will be the first convention center to offer customers onsite automated healthcare with the arrival of a groundbreaking telemedicine station by the Florida-based OnMed®. The station will offer convention customers and meeting attendees immediate access to a healthcare professional without leaving the building. The OnMed® station is the world’s only self-contained medical unit that uses patented technologies to directly connect patients to healthcare professionals who use advanced FDA cleared diagnostics to conduct a medical exam and if necessary, dispense prescription medications on the spot. The OnMed® telehealth station at LVCC is a double unit that can serve two patients at once. It will be located next to N-3 in the North Hall of the convention centre. The OnMed® telehealth station will be operational in time for Informa’s World of Concrete, which begins 8 June. OnMed® introduced its first telemedicine station in late 2019.
OnMed® unveils telehealth station in Las Vegas Convention Center
Healthcare comes to conventions. Las Vegas leads the way with OnMed's dual telehealth stations, offering instant medical exams, FDA-cleared diagnostics, and on-site prescriptions. World of Concrete attendees will be the first to experience this innovation when it launches June 8th.
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