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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation
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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences' Institute for Digital Health & Innovation
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The UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation operates one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (~800 endpoints, 600+ consortium members), providing telemedicine platforms, research, and training to rural healthcare providers across Arkansas and 10 additional states, funded primarily by federal grants plus subscription and consortium fees.

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HeadquartersLittle Rock, United States
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Little Rock
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North America
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Keyword5 values
telehealth services, digital health platform, remote patient monitoring, health informatics research, broadband healthcare networks
Industry2 codes
1Virtual Visit & Video Conferencing APIs/SDKs (HIPAA-compliant)
CodeHLALAKAAPrimaryYes
2Urgent Care & On-Demand Virtual Visits
CodeHLALAAABPrimaryNo
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Health Services8000
Product category
Telehealth Services
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Revenue model4 records
1Federal and State Grant Funding
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Primary funding from federal agencies including NIH, HRSA, NTIA, and state contracts. The $102M NTIA Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, $947,087 HRSA funding for SCTRC, $823,080.76 NTIA funding for ACT, and $3.6M NIH grant for diabetes research.

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2e-Link Portal Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Subscription-based pricing for the cloud-based telemedicine platform including Initial Organization ($3,750), Branded Sub Organization ($500), Admin users ($85/month), Provider Unlimited ($165/month), Provider Per Session ($6/session), and Virtriage ($499/month).

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3Consortium Membership Fees
TypeManaged Services
Description

10% of cost savings per USAC filing for consortium membership that helps members apply for Rural Health Care funding. Consortium has 600+ members across 11 states.

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4Training Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Onsite user training at $150/hour plus travel costs, and remote user training at $195/hour. Training covers platform use, admin/patient/provider portals.

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Marketing channels7 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details10 tiers
1Initial Organization - First digital portal for a healthcare facility or provider
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

$3,750.00 - Includes custom URL, logo, colors, email sender address, terms and conditions, pre-session agreement. All features carry down to Standard Sub Organizations.

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2Branded Sub Organization - Custom changes for independent marketing or differentiation
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

$500.00 - Offers custom URL and independent branding from Initial Organization.

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3e-Link Hosted Sub Organization - Quick, non-branded deployment ready for use
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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$200.00 - Quick deployment with portal.uamselink.com login, standard configurations, e-Link branding.

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4Admin/Manager User Type
ModelPer seatBilling cadenceMonthly
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$85.00 per month - Includes user adjustment rights, session scheduling, reporting, and oversight capabilities.

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5Provider User Type - Unlimited Sessions
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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$165.00/month - Unlimited video sessions per provider, beneficial for high volume providers.

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6Provider User Type - Per Session
ModelUsage-basedBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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$6.00 per session - Beneficial for providers with low volume of video sessions.

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7Virtriage Implementation
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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$1,500.00 implementation fee for asynchronous virtual triage services.

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8Virtriage Monthly
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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$499.00 per month for Virtriage digital triage solution.

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9Onsite User Training
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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$150.00/hour plus travel costs for on-site training sessions.

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10Remote User Training
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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$195.00/hour for remote web-based training sessions.

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1HealthNow
Description

Virtual healthcare platform providing real-time access to providers via video chat for patients within Arkansas.

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UAMS IDHI operates a cloud-based telehealth platform and one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (UAMS e-Link, ~800 endpoints, ~6,000 connections/month) to deliver virtual clinical visits, broadband infrastructure, telemedicine training, telehealth research and evaluation, and consortium-based USAC funding assistance to rural healthcare providers. Core offerings include the e-Link Portal (HIPAA-compliant virtual visit platform with EMR integration), UAMS HealthNow (direct virtual care for Arkansas patients), Virtriage (asynchronous triage), LearnOnDemand continuing education, and three research/evaluation centers (RTEC, SCTRC, ACT).

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  • 40%+ of Arkansans in rural areas face healthcare access barriers
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Product overview1 text field

The Institute for Digital Health & Innovation (IDHI) at UAMS operates as a platform-plus-programs architecture centered on its flagship telehealth services. The core product portfolio consists of the UAMS e-Link Portal (a cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant virtual visit platform with customization tiers, user roles, and Virtriage triage module), UAMS HealthNow (direct-to-consumer virtual care for Arkansas patients), and the UAMS e-Link network (approximately 800 endpoints and ~500 connected entities, managing 6,000+ connections per month). Supporting these are educational platforms LearnOnDemand and learntelehealth.org (South Central Telehealth Resource Center), and three dedicated research and evaluation centers: the Rural Telehealth Evaluation Center (RTEC), the South Central Telehealth Resource Center (SCTRC), and the Arkansas Center for Telehealth (ACT). Specialty programs cover correctional telehealth, geriatrics, hand trauma, pediatrics, psychiatry, stroke, telecolposcopy, telerehabilitation, telespeech, and trauma imaging.

Product and service10 records
1UAMS e-Link Portal
CategoryTelehealth Platform Software
Description

A cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant digital health platform enabling providers, hospitals, clinics, and their patients to conduct virtual visits through structured and secure workflows. Supports custom branding, EMR integration, peripheral device incorporation, and API connectivity, with multiple organization types (Initial Organization, Branded Sub Organization, Hosted Sub Organization) and role-based user management.

2UAMS HealthNow
CategoryDirect Virtual Care Service
Description

A virtual care service providing real-time video access to a provider via smartphone, tablet, or computer for patients within the state of Arkansas, enabling on-demand virtual visits from home.

3UAMS e-Link Network
CategoryTelehealth Network Infrastructure
Description

A managed broadband telehealth network of approximately 800 endpoints that plans, implements, and manages telemedicine programs for healthcare, behavioral health, higher education, public safety, and research entities, handling an average of 6,000 connections per month.

4Virtriage
CategoryVirtual Triage Software
Description

An asynchronous virtual care triage solution using branching logic to create customizable online triage interviews and patient forms that direct patients to appropriate points of care. Features mobile-first design compatible with any device.

5Telehealth Specialty Programs
CategorySpecialty Clinical Telehealth Services
Description

A suite of specialty clinical telehealth programs including Correctional Telehealth, Geriatrics, Hand Trauma, Interactive Pediatric Programs (ED, PICU, and Burn Center), Psychiatry, Stroke Program, Telecolposcopy, Telerehabilitation, Telespeech, and Trauma Image Repository, delivered via the e-Link network.

6Telemedicine Training Services
CategoryProfessional Training Services
Description

Hands-on training for healthcare providers covering telehealth etiquette, peripheral equipment use, and platform navigation, delivered onsite ($150/hour plus travel) or remotely ($195/hour).

7learntelehealth.org (South Central Telehealth Resource Center)
CategoryTelehealth Education and Resource Center
Description

A telehealth training and resource website for healthcare and health education groups in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, providing tools, videos, blog postings, and interactive training to develop and facilitate telehealth programs.

8LearnOnDemand Continuing Education Portal
CategoryOnline Continuing Education
Description

An online continuing education portal for healthcare professionals, compliant with CE requirements of multiple national accrediting organizations.

9e-Link Consortium Membership with USAC RHC Funding Assistance
CategoryFunding Assistance and Consortium Membership
Description

A consortium membership program that helps eligible Rural Health Care providers apply for USAC RHC funding, access vendor discounts of 50-75% off list price on network equipment, and obtain telemedicine implementation support across 11 states.

10Rural Telehealth Evaluation Center (RTEC) Research Services
CategoryTelehealth Evaluation Research
Description

HRSA-funded research center conducting evaluation research on telehealth programs, broadband infrastructure, remote patient monitoring, and licensure portability, producing peer-reviewed publications and policy briefs for researchers and policymakers.

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-11
Description

Partnership to expand high-risk obstetric care in Louisiana using UAMS digital health expertise. UAMS IDHI provides telemedicine technology and expertise to improve maternal-fetal medicine care in Woman's Hospital clinics.

2Connect Arkansas
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with Connect Arkansas, the governor-appointed organization charged with expanding broadband usage throughout the state, to promote broadband health adoption through outreach, education, and awareness initiatives.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

TRI provides CTSA-supported research services and resources to UAMS researchers, supporting the digital health research mission of IDHI through translational science expertise.

4600+ Consortium Members (Healthcare, Education, Research Entities)
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

e-Link Consortium connects healthcare, behavioral health, higher education, public safety, and research entities across 11 states. Members receive USAC RHC funding assistance, vendor discounts, and telemedicine implementation support.

idhi.uams.edu
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaboration with Dr. Saleema Karim and Dr. Mick Tilford from VCU and UAMS on research examining telehealth adoption and financial outcomes for rural hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaboration with Dr. Lu Shi from Clemson University on research examining telehealth delivery impact on adherence to medications for opioid use disorder.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaboration with University of Arkansas at Fayetteville researchers including Dr. Burak Eksioglu and Dr. Sandra Eksioglu on telehealth resource utilization analysis.

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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation

Telehealth Servicesidhi.uams.edu

The UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation operates one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (~800 endpoints, 600+ consortium members), providing telemedicine platforms, research, and training to rural healthcare providers across Arkansas and 10 additional states, funded primarily by federal grants plus subscription and consortium fees.

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation firmographics

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Name
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation
Legal name
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences' Institute for Digital Health & Innovation
Website
https://idhi.uams.edu
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Short description
The UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation operates one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (~800 endpoints, 600+ consortium members), providing telemedicine platforms, research, and training to rural healthcare providers across Arkansas and 10 additional states, funded primarily by federal grants plus subscription and consortium fees.
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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Telehealth Services
SIC
Services-Health Services (8000)
akta.pro primary industry
Virtual Visit & Video Conferencing APIs/SDKs (HIPAA-compliant) (HLALAKAA)
akta.pro secondary industry
Urgent Care & On-Demand Virtual Visits (HLALAAAB)

Keywords

  • Telehealth services
  • Digital health platform
  • Remote patient monitoring
  • Health informatics research
  • Broadband healthcare networks

Where University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Little Rock
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Federal and State Grant Funding: Primary funding from federal agencies including NIH, HRSA, NTIA, and state contracts. The $102M NTIA Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, $947,087 HRSA funding for SCTRC, $823,080.76 NTIA funding for ACT, and $3.6M NIH grant for diabetes research.
  2. e-Link Portal Subscriptions: Subscription-based pricing for the cloud-based telemedicine platform including Initial Organization ($3,750), Branded Sub Organization ($500), Admin users ($85/month), Provider Unlimited ($165/month), Provider Per Session ($6/session), and Virtriage ($499/month).
  3. Consortium Membership Fees: 10% of cost savings per USAC filing for consortium membership that helps members apply for Rural Health Care funding. Consortium has 600+ members across 11 states.
  4. Training Services: Onsite user training at $150/hour plus travel costs, and remote user training at $195/hour. Training covers platform use, admin/patient/provider portals.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractInitial Organization - First digital portal for a healthcare facility or provider
SubscriptionMulti-year contractBranded Sub Organization - Custom changes for independent marketing or differentiation
SubscriptionMonthlye-Link Hosted Sub Organization - Quick, non-branded deployment ready for use
Per seatMonthlyAdmin/Manager User Type
SubscriptionMonthlyProvider User Type - Unlimited Sessions
Usage-basedPay-as-you-goProvider User Type - Per Session
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goVirtriage Implementation
SubscriptionMonthlyVirtriage Monthly
OtherPay-as-you-goOnsite User Training
OtherPay-as-you-goRemote User Training

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

UAMS IDHI operates a cloud-based telehealth platform and one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (UAMS e-Link, ~800 endpoints, ~6,000 connections/month) to deliver virtual clinical visits, broadband infrastructure, telemedicine training, telehealth research and evaluation, and consortium-based USAC funding assistance to rural healthcare providers. Core offerings include the e-Link Portal (HIPAA-compliant virtual visit platform with EMR integration), UAMS HealthNow (direct virtual care for Arkansas patients), Virtriage (asynchronous triage), LearnOnDemand continuing education, and three research/evaluation centers (RTEC, SCTRC, ACT).

Product overview

The Institute for Digital Health & Innovation (IDHI) at UAMS operates as a platform-plus-programs architecture centered on its flagship telehealth services. The core product portfolio consists of the UAMS e-Link Portal (a cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant virtual visit platform with customization tiers, user roles, and Virtriage triage module), UAMS HealthNow (direct-to-consumer virtual care for Arkansas patients), and the UAMS e-Link network (approximately 800 endpoints and ~500 connected entities, managing 6,000+ connections per month). Supporting these are educational platforms LearnOnDemand and learntelehealth.org (South Central Telehealth Resource Center), and three dedicated research and evaluation centers: the Rural Telehealth Evaluation Center (RTEC), the South Central Telehealth Resource Center (SCTRC), and the Arkansas Center for Telehealth (ACT). Specialty programs cover correctional telehealth, geriatrics, hand trauma, pediatrics, psychiatry, stroke, telecolposcopy, telerehabilitation, telespeech, and trauma imaging.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • HealthNow: Virtual healthcare platform providing real-time access to providers via video chat for patients within Arkansas.
  • UAMS e-Link
  • learntelehealth.org
  • LearnOnDemand.uams.edu
  • Rural Telehealth Evaluation Center (RTEC)
  • South Central Telehealth Resource Center (SCTRC)
  • The Arkansas Center for Telehealth (ACT)
  • Virtriage

Products and services

  • UAMS e-Link Portal A cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant digital health platform enabling providers, hospitals, clinics, and their patients to conduct virtual visits through structured and secure workflows. Supports custom branding, EMR integration, peripheral device incorporation, and API connectivity, with multiple organization types (Initial Organization, Branded Sub Organization, Hosted Sub Organization) and role-based user management.
  • UAMS HealthNow A virtual care service providing real-time video access to a provider via smartphone, tablet, or computer for patients within the state of Arkansas, enabling on-demand virtual visits from home.
  • UAMS e-Link Network A managed broadband telehealth network of approximately 800 endpoints that plans, implements, and manages telemedicine programs for healthcare, behavioral health, higher education, public safety, and research entities, handling an average of 6,000 connections per month.
  • Virtriage An asynchronous virtual care triage solution using branching logic to create customizable online triage interviews and patient forms that direct patients to appropriate points of care. Features mobile-first design compatible with any device.
  • Telehealth Specialty Programs A suite of specialty clinical telehealth programs including Correctional Telehealth, Geriatrics, Hand Trauma, Interactive Pediatric Programs (ED, PICU, and Burn Center), Psychiatry, Stroke Program, Telecolposcopy, Telerehabilitation, Telespeech, and Trauma Image Repository, delivered via the e-Link network.
  • Telemedicine Training Services Hands-on training for healthcare providers covering telehealth etiquette, peripheral equipment use, and platform navigation, delivered onsite ($150/hour plus travel) or remotely ($195/hour).
  • learntelehealth.org (South Central Telehealth Resource Center) A telehealth training and resource website for healthcare and health education groups in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, providing tools, videos, blog postings, and interactive training to develop and facilitate telehealth programs.
  • LearnOnDemand Continuing Education Portal An online continuing education portal for healthcare professionals, compliant with CE requirements of multiple national accrediting organizations.
  • e-Link Consortium Membership with USAC RHC Funding Assistance A consortium membership program that helps eligible Rural Health Care providers apply for USAC RHC funding, access vendor discounts of 50-75% off list price on network equipment, and obtain telemedicine implementation support across 11 states.
  • Rural Telehealth Evaluation Center (RTEC) Research Services HRSA-funded research center conducting evaluation research on telehealth programs, broadband infrastructure, remote patient monitoring, and licensure portability, producing peer-reviewed publications and policy briefs for researchers and policymakers.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 40%+ of Arkansans in rural areas face healthcare access barriers
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation technology and API

Technology

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API docs
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Core technology

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Integration3 records

Feature4 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

  • Woman's Hospital (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 March 2026Partnership to expand high-risk obstetric care in Louisiana using UAMS digital health expertise. UAMS IDHI provides telemedicine technology and expertise to improve maternal-fetal medicine care in Woman's Hospital clinics.
  • Connect ArkansascoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Connect Arkansas, the governor-appointed organization charged with expanding broadband usage throughout the state, to promote broadband health adoption through outreach, education, and awareness initiatives.
  • UAMS Translational Research InstitutecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTRI provides CTSA-supported research services and resources to UAMS researchers, supporting the digital health research mission of IDHI through translational science expertise.
  • 600+ Consortium Members (Healthcare, Education, Research Entities)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributore-Link Consortium connects healthcare, behavioral health, higher education, public safety, and research entities across 11 states. Members receive USAC RHC funding assistance, vendor discounts, and telemedicine implementation support.
  • Virginia Commonwealth UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with Dr. Saleema Karim and Dr. Mick Tilford from VCU and UAMS on research examining telehealth adoption and financial outcomes for rural hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Clemson UniversityminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with Dr. Lu Shi from Clemson University on research examining telehealth delivery impact on adherence to medications for opioid use disorder.
  • University of Arkansas (Fayetteville)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration with University of Arkansas at Fayetteville researchers including Dr. Burak Eksioglu and Dr. Sandra Eksioglu on telehealth resource utilization analysis.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Market position

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles6 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries5 records

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors2 records

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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation

What does University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation do?

UAMS IDHI operates a cloud-based telehealth platform and one of the nation's largest telehealth networks (UAMS e-Link, ~800 endpoints, ~6,000 connections/month) to deliver virtual clinical visits, broadband infrastructure, telemedicine training, telehealth research and evaluation, and consortium-based USAC funding assistance to rural healthcare providers. Core offerings include the e-Link Portal (HIPAA-compliant virtual visit platform with EMR integration), UAMS HealthNow (direct virtual care for Arkansas patients), Virtriage (asynchronous triage), LearnOnDemand continuing education, and three research/evaluation centers (RTEC, SCTRC, ACT).

Is University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation a public or private company?

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation founded?

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation was founded in 2019.

Where is University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation based?

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation is headquartered in Little Rock, United States, in the North America region.

How does University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Federal and State Grant Funding is the primary driver. The others are e-Link Portal Subscriptions, consortium Membership Fees and training Services.

Does University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation have an API?

Yes. The UAMS e-Link Portal can integrate with existing EMR systems, incorporate peripheral devices, and by way of APIs, can integrate with various tools and systems. Integration with EMRs is available in most cases.

What industry is University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation in?

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences’ Institute for Digital Health & Innovation's product category is Telehealth Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLALAKAA, Virtual Visit & Video Conferencing APIs/SDKs (HIPAA-compliant), with a secondary code of HLALAAAB, Urgent Care & On-Demand Virtual Visits. Its SIC code is 8000.

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Talk Business & PoliticsUAMS receives $2.9 million to study fetal alcohol spectrum disordersUAMS received a $2.9 million NIH grant to study fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and their neurologic aftereffects. The five-year study, led by Paul Drew, aims to discover new treatments and preventions. It targets protecting myelin-producing cells to reduce alcohol's damage to the fetal brain.EIN PresswireTooth-Supporting Tissue Breakdown Linked to Key Receptor Loss in MiceResearchers found that loss of PTH1R signaling in periodontal cells causes abnormal cementum overgrowth and tooth-bone fusion (ankylosis) in adult mice. The defect is driven by excessive Smad3-Osterix activation and suppressed Wnt signaling, affecting molars but not incisors. The findings may inform therapies for ankylosis and periodontal diseases.Talk Business & PoliticsUAFS, UAMS agreement to help advance health care careersUAFS and UAMS signed a three-year agreement to give UAFS graduates easier access to 14 UAMS health programs. Eligible students receive guaranteed interviews, priority review, or automatic admission based on GPA and prerequisites. The partnership aims to strengthen Arkansas' health care workforce.thv11.comUAMS receives $3.18M federal grant to create program to improve Little Rock students' communication skillsThe University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Digital Health & Innovation received a five-year, $3.18 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to launch the REAL Deal program in Little Rock schools. The program will teach students communication skills including conflict resolution, relationship building, and critical decision-making through 16 workshops at the Accelerated Learning Center and Hamilton Learning Academy, supported by two full-time social workers. The five-year rollout will gradually expand to include peer leaders, career-readiness activities, and community center partnerships, with the final years focused on ensuring the school district can sustain the program independently.UamsUAMS Institute for Digital Health & InnovationThe UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation is actively expanding its digital health initiatives, including the Brain Injury Program training law enforcement and the Stroke Program achieving record care benchmarks. These efforts utilize telehealth networks and AI conferences to improve healthcare access and quality within Arkansas and surrounding regions.