In this episode of Health Virtually Uncensored, host Joe Kvedar sits down with Dr. David Guidry of Intermountain Health for an unfiltered conversation about redefining digitally enabled care—especially in rural America.

From creating an “ICU without walls” to building hub-and-spoke partnerships that keep small hospitals alive, Dr. Guidry shares real-world strategies for closing gaps in access, integrating telehealth seamlessly into care delivery, and overcoming change management challenges. Hear how Intermountain’s approach connects patients to the right care, at the right time, no matter how far they are from the nearest city.

This episode is made possible by the ATA Center of Digital Excellence (CODE).

What does it really take to scale digital health across a large health system? Find out in this powerful episode of Health. Virtually. Uncensored., hosted by Dr. Joe Kvedar and presented by the American Telemedicine Association.

In this conversation, Dr. Kvedar sits down with Carla Dehmer, Senior Director of Telemedicine and Digital Solutions at UPMC, and Lisbeth Votruba, MSN, RN, Chief Clinical Officer at AvaSure and a founding sponsor of the ATA’s Center of Digital Excellence (CODE). Together, they share how health systems are navigating the shift from fragmented telehealth efforts to integrated, enterprise-wide digital care models.

Carla discusses how UPMC created a centralized digital care team and leveraged cross-functional collaboration to drive sustainable transformation. Lisbeth offers a broader industry perspective, highlighting how virtual nursing, thoughtful governance, and system-wide alignment are improving care delivery and addressing workforce challenges.

Packed with real-world insights and candid advice, this episode explores what it takes to build scalable digital solutions that truly support clinicians, improve access, and enhance the patient experience.

In this episode, Dr. Joe Kvedar sits down with Greg Weidner, MD, Senior Medical Director of Virtual Health at One Medical, to explore how One Medical is redesigning primary care for a digital-first world.

They discuss the power of hybrid models that blend virtual and in-person care, the importance of human connection in an increasingly tech-enabled system, and how thoughtful design can reduce administrative burden while improving access and outcomes.

Dr. Weidner shares lessons from One Medical’s growth, the role of technology in supporting—not replacing—clinicians, and what it takes to build scalable, relationship-based care models that work for both patients and care teams.