Telemedicine as a Strategic Extension of Onsite Care
When on-site capacity is stretched thin, telemedicine enables departments to maintain quality and continuity without overburdening clinical teams. From cardiology and infectious disease to stroke care and endocrinology, remote coverage can reinforce core services without disrupting patient flow.
Alina Telehealth works directly within your existing EMR, using hospital-aligned protocols and Wisconsin-licensed providers trained in consult documentation and care team coordination. Our staffing solutions are tailored to your operational goals, whether supporting after-hours consults or managing full-time equivalents across multiple service lines.
Closing Specialty Gaps in Underserved Regions
Many Wisconsin hospitals outside urban hubs struggle to maintain full specialty panels due to geographic limitations, budget constraints, or recruitment delays. This can lead to delayed care, limited consult availability, and increased burden on local providers.
Our programs eliminate geographic dependency by assigning remote specialists trained in inpatient workflows. Your facility can improve availability, reduce transfer risk, and streamline care planning without waiting on local hires.
One common request we fulfill is access to infectious disease coverage, especially for hospitals without in-house specialists.
Protecting Documentation Standards and Compliance Readiness
Incomplete notes, outdated credentialing, or off-protocol consults can result in denied claims or audit exposure. Alina Telehealth ensures every provider meets CMS, Joint Commission, and Wisconsin-specific requirements for licensing, credentialing, and documentation.
We build coverage models that align with your existing documentation expectations and specialty workflows, whether you need coverage for ED consults, rounding support, or daily service line management.
For hospitals with fluctuating volume or low-frequency consult needs, we often provide partial-shift support or on-demand programs, including tele-endocrinology consults.
Telehealth Support for Health Systems and Critical Access Facilities
Our solutions are built to scale across facility types and staffing needs, from critical access hospitals in rural counties to regional health systems seeking unified protocols and shared provider panels.
We offer programs that integrate directly into your EMR and workflows, supporting specialties like cardiology, neurology, behavioral health, and more.
For hospitals that require neurological consults, we also provide dedicated tele-neurology coverage staffed by board-certified physicians familiar with inpatient workflows and documentation.
Results-Driven Coverage That Launches in Weeks, Not Months
Alina Telehealth helps Wisconsin hospitals stabilize coverage, reduce burnout, and eliminate chronic specialty gaps by launching fully staffed programs in as little as 4 to 6 weeks. Our team handles credentialing, documentation alignment, and onboarding, ensuring a smooth rollout with minimal disruption.
Coverage plans are built around your volume, schedule, and reporting requirements, with options for consult-only, rounding, or full-service models. Implementation includes real-time support, specialty matching, and workflow mapping to ensure clinical integration from day one.
Whether your hospital is located in Wisconsin or operates across multiple regions, we can help you design a staffing model that supports long-term growth, compliance, and continuity of care.