UniDoc Receives Order for Health Cubes

Executive Summary

• UniDoc Health Corp. announced the sale and installation of three “Health Cube” units to Verizon for demonstration in Verizon Innovation Labs.
• Two cubes are already live at Verizon’s Los Angeles and San Francisco Innovation Labs; a third is slated for installation by year‑end near Washington, D.C.
• The deployments showcase UniDoc’s clinician‑assisted virtual care platform (NEIL Connect®) to enterprise visitors, providing a tangible venue for future commercialization efforts.

Key Details

• Order Size: Three Health Cube units sold to Verizon under a single order.
• Current Deployments:
• Unit 1 – installed and operational at Verizon Innovation Lab, Los Angeles.
• Unit 2 – installed and operational at Verizon Innovation Center, San Francisco.
• Future Deployment: Third unit scheduled for installation by the end of 2025 at a Verizon site outside Washington, D.C.
• Demonstration Configuration (per cube):
• Integrated Verizon connectivity solution.
• Medical instruments: USB electronic stethoscope, VersaScope, all‑in‑one vital signs monitor (SpO₂, BP, pulse, temperature, scale).
• IT & communication equipment, NEIL Connect software, ADA‑compliant exterior platform with CCTV.
• Additional clinical hardware: blood analysis equipment, ECG/EKG with blood analyzer.
• Strategic Rationale: Verizon will use the Health Cubes to showcase UniDoc’s virtual care capabilities to enterprise visitors, positioning UniDoc in front of decision‑makers building connected‑care programs.
• CEO Quote: “Demonstrating inside Verizon's Innovation Labs puts UniDoc in front of decision‑makers who are building connected care programs… It’s an important step for our commercialization pipeline.” – Tony Baldassarre, President & CEO.

Notable Quotes

“These deployments create a practical venue to show how our Health Cube, NEIL Connect® software and integrated Verizon connectivity can support clinician‑assisted exams, remote monitoring and care coordination across pharmacies, clinics and community sites.” – Tony Baldassarre, President & CEO, UniDoc Health Corp.