The Amwell Converge platform moves beyond traditional telehealth to create a powerful, connected digital care ecosystem that interweaves in-person, automated, and virtual care. Together with our clients, we are transforming and simplifying the care experience, enabling better outcomes for all.
We’re here to digitally empower your healthcare ambitions. Our comprehensive, future-ready Converge™ platform enables hybrid care delivery at scale, anytime and any place—a care experience so seamless that it becomes simply healthcare.
Through the Converge platform, you can integrate with your existing technology investment to centralize and simplify digital care delivery.
Bring your hybrid care strategies to life through a modern platform that interweaves the benefits of digital care into the in-person, automated, and virtual care settings.
Create a member-centric healthcare journey by bringing your hybrid care solutions together to create one single, integrated experience.
in the U.S.
through Amwell Medical Group® & Amwell Psychiatric Care™ networks
have Amwell as a covered benefit
In one year, Corewell Health saved more than $1 million in emergency room revisits with Amwell Automated Care Programs.
M Health Fairview simplified its digital care workflow by deeply embedding the Converge platform within its Epic EHR, driving 2,100+ providers to adopt the technology with a 90% satisfaction rate.
In just 18 months, more than 1 million visits were completed on the Converge platform by over 20,000 providers. Find out why clients say our future-ready platform is “easy to adopt” and “truly life altering.”
Collaborating with hybrid care enablement company Amwell, the initiative aims for a comprehensive rollout of virtual care services across military medical facilities starting in October.
An OSF HealthCare leader discusses how telehealth services can help extend mental health assessments to patients seeking behavioral healthcare in EDs.
OSF HealthCare looked for innovative solutions to solve a need for psychiatric evaluations of patients coming to its hospital emergency departments
Both synchronous and asynchronous digital care technologies allow us to scale up digital care models. It’s exciting to see this come to life.
The Amwell Converge platform has provided our clinics with a virtual visit platform designed for healthcare which integrates with the electronic health record for an enhanced patient and clinician experience. We are pleased to partner with Amwell to deliver virtual visits to our patients at the moment this care is needed.
We know that health doesn’t begin and end with a visit to a provider, a stay at the hospital, or an emergency room visit. It’s our hope that we can close the gaps of patient care by improving family communication, education, and engagement between visits, and we believe Amwell’s Automated Care Programs can help us do that.
With Amwell, virtual therapy visits could be launched straight from the patient’s phone without needing to download anything. Another important feature is the ability for therapists or clinicians leading group therapy to see all the patients on their screen while also having access to [Amwell’s] chat feature.
Amwell was awesome at listening to our feedback. Our front office staff, our clinical staff, and our providers got to share how they would like to see it work, and Amwell and Oracle Cerner came together, and they delivered on that. [Converge] met all our requests.
As a longtime partner of Amwell, Elevance Health has been able to purposely grow our digital healthcare strategy... It's an exciting time for digital care delivery and we've never felt more prepared for the future. We look forward to a continued partnership with Amwell and to all the new doors that partnership will open.
I think there's a lot of problems [Amwell Virtual Primary Care] can solve. For one, we know that members wait a long time to get into a primary care physician, some waiting up to a month to get in. They may be in a rural area where it might even take even longer. I think [Virtual Primary Care] can improve access to care.”
