DocBox makes two products that share the same connected data foundation. The Clinician Assistant runs at the bedside; Virtual Care extends the same model to remote intensivists overseeing one or many sites. Both are built on the same unified clinical record. Both maintain the same live patient model. Either can be deployed first; both can be deployed together.
The Clinician Assistant lives in the room where the patient is. Virtual Care lives in the room where the intensivist is. They share the same record, the same live patient model, the same connected data foundation — so a patient's data moves between them without translation, batching, or loss.
A bedside workspace that combines device data and clinical documentation into one unified record. Populates the patient flowsheet directly, supports clinical decisions, and produces the defensible record that supports claims downstream.
A command center that extends the same live patient model to remote intensivists. One worklist across facilities. Live device data and full documentation capability for every patient in the network.
Together, they create a connected critical care infrastructure that helps hospitals reduce documentation burden, improve clinical visibility, support remote coverage, and prepare for clinical AI.
Each product page explains the shared architecture in detail. In brief: the same unified clinical record feeds both products. The same live patient model runs underneath. The same connected data foundation provides organization, bidirectional flow, application hosting, vendor-neutral integration, and virtual-care readiness across both.
Either product can be deployed on its own. They work better together — but the architecture doesn't force a sequence. Start at the bedside, start from the command center, or start both at once.
Hospitals don't arrive at DocBox with the same problem. The architecture doesn't require a specific sequence. Below are the three deployment paths most often discussed in the demo.
Deploy the Clinician Assistant in one ICU. Reclaim nursing documentation time, close charge-capture gaps, build the unified clinical record. Add Virtual Care later as the network grows or as central oversight becomes a strategic priority.
Deploy Virtual Care to oversee multiple existing facilities. Add the Clinician Assistant at the bedside as each site comes online — improving the data quality available to the command center as deployment expands.
For new ICU build-outs, health system acquisitions, or organizations restructuring around hybrid care. The unified clinical record, live patient model, and connected data foundation all run from day one across both bedside and remote.
Bedside, command center, or both. A 30-minute walkthrough built around your devices, your EHR, your network — with a custom-fit assessment of what DocBox would change in your environment.
No commitment. Built around your setup.