2–5-minute clinician response times
Helping facilities treat residents in place and reduce avoidable transfers.

Better Nights, Better Days

Care that keeps residents safe and supported all night.

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93%

Treat in Place

2–5 Min

Response Time

1,500+

Partner Facilities

1M+

Patient Encounters

25%

Avg. Admission Reduction

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The technology platform behind reliable after-hours care

A technology-driven telehealth model does more than put a clinician on a screen. It creates the infrastructure needed to deliver fast, consistent care across facilities, markets, and shifts.

Third Eye Health’s proprietary platform brings together clinician routing, credentialing, scheduling, EHR connectivity, quality review, billing support, and analytics in one system. That allows each consult to move through a standardized process, from intake and clinician matching through documentation and follow-up, while giving partners better visibility into utilization, response times, and care patterns.

For nurses, the experience stays simple. For facilities and health systems, the technology behind it creates the consistency, scalability, and operational reliability needed to support after-hours care across an entire network.

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Clinical Team

Clinicians who already know post-acute care

Our clinicians, board-certified physicians and advanced practice clinicians, have spent real time in skilled nursing and long-term care, not just general telehealth. They respond in 2 to 5 minutes for after-hours virtual visits, working inside the protocols your facility already uses instead of asking anyone to adapt to theirs.

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Telehealth Technology

Technology nurses actually want to use at 3 a.m.

Third Eye Health’s proprietary app and clinical dashboard are designed around the realities of overnight nursing workflows. A consult starts with a single tap, without adding another complicated system to manage during a high-pressure shift. The platform integrates with existing facility EHRs so notes, orders, and consult documentation can move back into the resident record without creating a separate documentation burden. Nurses get a simple, familiar experience at the bedside, while the dashboard gives clinicians the context they need to respond quickly and keep care moving.

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Quality Assurance Customer Success

A continuous loop, not one call

Experienced Registered Nurses provide overall account management for centers, organizations and our provider practices. The assigned team will manage all key quality responsibilities for designated centers, including quality activities, reviews, outcomes, feedback, audits, and required reporting. In addition, a supportive team of Care Coordination Administrative Specialists will provide support to each team and our clinical practice.

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Clinical Care Process

Support your frontline team can rely on after hours

Our board-certified physicians and advanced practice clinicians respond within 2-5 minutes on average and bring deep experience in post-acute and long-term care. They work within your established protocols, have full access to clinical records, and support nurses through high-stakes decisions. All clinicians are credentialed and licensed and are embedded in each facility’s approved workflows.

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Request a Personalized Demonstration

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Tell us about your facility, and we'll follow up to schedule a personalized walkthrough of Third Eye Health's after-hours telehealth coverage.

News & Insights

  • A woman with dark hair, glasses, and earrings is holding a tablet and looking at it. She is sitting at a table with a laptop, papers, and other office supplies in a modern, bright office setting.

    The Network Effect: How After-Hours Care Holds Up at Scale

    Most proof points in this category come from one facility having a good quarter. This white paper takes a different approach: response times and treat-in-place rates across ten facilities, a full year of consult volume data, and the financial case for after-hours care consistency.

  • Two healthcare professionals, a male and a female, are examining a tablet together in a modern medical office. The woman is wearing glasses and a stethoscope around her neck, and the man is dressed in a white lab coat.

    Creating a Successful Telehealth Program

    Over the past couple of years, telehealth has proven that it is here to stay.