Case Study · June 2026
The Largest Tele-ICU Network in Alabama Scaled Intensivist Expertise Across Sites That Could Never Staff It Locally
How the largest tele-ICU network in Alabama scaled intensivist expertise across sites that could never staff it locally.
UAB Hospital is a ~1,157-bed academic medical center, among the 20 largest in the U.S. and the anchor of the UAB tele-ICU network. The HealthMosaic footprint is an 18-bed remote-monitoring deployment operated from Whitfield Regional.
Tele-monitoring scales scarce intensivist expertise across sites that could never staff it locally, with multi-vendor device data normalized into a single view and automated, time-stamped documentation flowing directly into the EHR.
How the largest tele-ICU network in Alabama scaled intensivist expertise across sites that could never staff it locally.
About HealthMosaic
HealthMosaic is a vendor-agnostic connectivity and clinical AI platform that unifies real-time bedside device data, including monitors, ventilators, and infusion pumps from any manufacturer, into a single, normalized stream that flows directly into the EHR.
By automating time-stamped telemetry documentation and giving care teams a remote real-time view, HealthMosaic extends specialist reach, protects revenue capture, and gives clinicians back time to focus on patients, all without replacing a single piece of existing equipment.
