The Missing Platform for Healthcare Access at Scale.

OnMed is improving the quality of life and sense of well-being in communities by bringing access to Healthcare Anywhere.

Smiling employee exiting an OnMed CareStation health kiosk in a corporate office, showing the ease of self-service onsite healthcare for employer-sponsored wellness programs

The Healthcare Access Gap Is Structural. OnMed Closes It.

Expand Access to Care
Deliver immediate access to care without the need to schedule appointments, travel long distances, or navigate overcrowded healthcare facilities. The CareStation brings care closer to where people live, work, and learn

Reach Underserved Populations

Extend healthcare access into communities facing provider shortages, transportation barriers, and limited local care options—helping more people receive care when they need it.

Reduce Strain on the Healthcare System

Most CareStation visits are resolved without escalation, helping divert non-emergency cases away from urgent care centers and emergency departments while improving patient outcomes.

Deliver Comprehensive Care in a Single Visit

Patients connect with live clinicians and have access to integrated diagnostic tools, treatment plans, prescriptions, and mental health screenings—all in one private, secure visit.

Scale Healthcare Access Quickly and Efficiently

Unlike traditional brick-and-mortar clinics, the OnMed CareStation™ provides a turnkey, scalable model for expanding healthcare access across workplaces, schools, government facilities, and communities.

Better Access. Better Outcomes. Healthier Communities.

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Join organizations and communities expanding healthcare access with the OnMed CareStation™—a tech-enabled, AI-powered, human-delivered solution that brings comprehensive care closer to the people who need it most.
 
Learn how the OnMed CareStation™ expands healthcare access by delivering comprehensive, immediate care wherever people live, work, and learn.
 
 

OnMed is solving America's healthcare access crisis with the patented OnMed CareStation™.

167M Americans delay care, 120 million due to inadequate access.

80%

Of US counties are healthcare deserts

200k+

Physician shortage

31-90 Days

Days to see a doctor

1 in 5

Americans can't access telehealth

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Meet the OnMed CareStation™

The perfect blend of traditional "brick and mortar" and virtual care.
Think of it as an 8x10 foot "Clinic-in-a-Box."

  • Private, walk-in "Clinic-in-a-Box" with diagnostic tools
  • Connect with a live clinician in seconds on a 55" screen
  • Get a diagnosis, treatment plan, or e-prescription—in about 20 minutes
  • Easy installation—all you need is a power outlet
  • Reduces ER strain and closes primary care gaps
  • Fully operational within 45 days

The CareStation currently provides mental health screenings for anxiety and depression—in the same private visit as physical care. Beginning Q4 2026, licensed professionals will deliver outpatient mental health visits including anxiety, depression, burnout, and sleep challenges.

Tech-enabled, AI-powered, and always human-delivered.

Award-Winning Healthcare Platform

Healthcare Anywhere. Impact Everywhere.

86%

Patients treated without escalation

58%

Would have otherwise gone to the ER or urgent care

 

80%

Call the CareStation their medical home

4.96/5

Patient satisfaction

What Our Customers Say

"Integrating OnMed into Warren Henry Auto Group underscores our unwavering commitment to the well-being of our team. By bringing free, convenient, high-quality healthcare directly to our workplace, we are championing early detection and health literacy—ensuring our people have the knowledge and care they need, when they need it. Ultimately, this supports our employees' health while fostering a more vibrant, energized, and productive community."

Executive Chairman, Warren Henry Auto Group.
Warren Henry Zinn

"OnMed’s partnership is what motivates me to come to work every day. The simplicity of the process—just going in and pushing a start button—is remarkable."

Chief of Fire and EMS, City of Lafayette, AL
Jim Doody

"At Hartford HealthCare, we are committed to using every resource possible to bring high-quality healthcare to all our communities. This new OnMed location at Bradley International Airport demonstrates how we’re expanding access in innovative ways—from grocery stores to downtown Hartford to the places people travel. We are proud to support the travelers who pass through Bradley every day and, more importantly, to stand alongside the people of Connecticut by making high-quality care more convenient, more connected and more accessible than ever before."

Jeffrey A. Flaks
President and CEO at Hartford HealthCare

“I knew then that our community needed it, and I knew then that our residents deserved it, because I certainly understand the health challenges of not just this community but the health challenges across the state and across the nation. So, this is an opportunity for South Carolina State University to participate in a solution for this enormous problem that we face each and every day. This work is important, these services are important to everyone regardless of race, color, gender – everyone is entitled to the best health care that’s available."

President, South Carolina State University
Alexander Conyers

News + Content

OnMed Client Testimonial Hollie C. Cost, PhD

Restoring Access to Healthcare to Rural America

Hollie C. Cost, PhD, Assistant Vice President for University Outreach and Public Service at Auburn University, discusses how the Auburn Rural Health Initiative is expanding healthcare access in rural Alabama through its partnership with OnMed.

 

Illustration of diverse people in mental health or clinical counseling session, representing employee wellness and telehealth consultation.

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Open door transitioning from cracked desert landscape to green grass, symbolizing access to healthcare and rural health solutions.

Healthcare Access in America: Why 120 Million People Can't Get Through the Door and What Finally Changes That

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