Can Walk-In Booth Rethink the Way We See a Doctor?

A Simple Setup for Getting Medical Advice

The OnMed CareStation is a private, self-contained booth that connects people to licensed healthcare providers through a live video call. It’s designed for use in high-traffic areas like airports, workplaces, and college campuses, where traditional medical care might not be available or easy to access.

Inside the CareStation, the setup is simple and private. The space is designed to be clean and comfortable, with surfaces that help prevent germs from spreading and a UV system that cleans the booth after each visit. It’s also easy to access for anyone, including those with mobility challenges. Once you're inside, a licensed provider appears on the screen, ready to talk with you, answer questions, and help you figure out what to do next. There is no need to go to a clinic.

No Waiting Room, No Extra Steps—Just Answers

The CareStation goes beyond video chat. It includes medical tools that allow providers to gather information like blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and oxygen levels remotely. Patients don’t need to do anything complicated. These checks are done using built-in, contact-free tech. In many cases, the station can also provide commonly prescribed medications on-site so users can start treatment right away if needed. It’s a straightforward way to manage everyday health concerns without needing to visit a clinic.

When Access to Care Needs to Be Simple

For many people, finding time or transportation to see a doctor isn’t easy. The CareStation can help when care is needed but is hard to get. A student dealing with a sudden illness, a traveller between flights, or an employee on a short break can use it without needing to schedule days in advance. It’s designed to fit into the spaces people already spend time in, helping close small but important gaps in access.