Media Coverage & Press Releases
Global Offsite Care has been featured in leading publications and media outlets, highlighting our innovative telemedicine solutions and global healthcare impact. Explore our media coverage to learn more about our work transforming healthcare delivery in underserved communities worldwide.
December 2020
Remote Possibilities: Telemedicine is Expanding the Reach of Health Care
The use of telehealth has surged worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic. This featured article explores how telemedicine technology is revolutionizing healthcare delivery globally.
April 2017
Description of Project in Nigeria
Read about this major telemedicine initiative that appeared in Rotarian Magazine, showcasing Global Offsite Care’s groundbreaking work in Nigeria.
February 10, 2016
SSU Student Helps Set Up Telemedicine Site in Haiti
Sonoma State University student Michelle Kavata recently returned from Haiti, where she helped set up a virtual doctor’s office in a rural area of the developing nation and received college credit for doing so.
September 1, 2015
A Medical and Rotarian Collaboration
On Sunday evening, August 23, in the Rose Garden at Sonoma West Medical Center, the ripple of human emotion at witnessing a dream come true could be felt even as the ocean breezes rustled the trees. After an introduction by Raymond Hino, CEO of Sonoma West Medical Center, each of the six members of the Telemedicine training team from Yenagoa, Nigeria told the reception how critical this technology is to saving lives in their country.
March 13, 2013
The Ability to Change the World
The Rotary Club of Sebastopol Sunrise has been working with the Rotary Club of Manila to bring improved health care to the Philippines by providing grants for a telemedicine and electronic medical records program to help the underserved in the Philippines.
December 20, 2012
Rotary Launches International Telemedicine Project
The Rotary Club of Sebastopol Sunrise has established a partnership with the Rotary Club of Manila to improve health care in the Philippines by bringing telemedicine and comprehensive electronic medical records to the underserved in the Philippines. The clubs are signing a Memorandum of Understanding this week to fund a pilot project at the Mary Johnston Hospital in Manila.