Unidoc sells three Health Cubes to Verizon

Executive Summary

• Unidoc Health Corp. has secured an order for three "Health Cube" units from Verizon, with two units already delivered and installed at Verizon Innovation Labs in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
• The deployments are intended to showcase Unidoc’s clinician-assisted virtual care capabilities, including the NEIL Connect software and integrated Verizon connectivity, to enterprise visitors and decision-makers.
• A third unit is scheduled for installation by the end of 2025 near Washington, D.C., as part of Verizon’s innovation lab program.

Key Details

• Transaction: Sale of three Health Cube units to Verizon.
• Current Status: Two units are live and installed; one unit is pending installation.
• Locations:
  • Los Angeles Innovation Lab (Installed)
  • San Francisco Innovation Center (Installed)
  • Washington, D.C. area (Targeted for installation by end of 2025)
• Purpose: To demonstrate clinician-assisted virtual care capabilities, remote monitoring, and care coordination to enterprise visitors through Verizon’s innovation labs.
• Technical Configuration: Each demonstration unit integrates a Verizon connectivity solution and includes specific medical and IT equipment:
  • USB electronic stethoscope
  • Versa scope
  • All-in-One vital signs monitor (SpO2, blood pressure, pulse rate, temperature, scale)
  • IT and communication equipment
  • NEIL Connect software
  • ADA exterior platform with CCTV system
  • Blood analysis equipment
  • ECG/EKG with blood analyzer
• Strategic Impact: CEO Tony Baldassarre describes this as an important step for the commercialization pipeline, providing access to decision-makers building connected care programs.

Notable Quotes

• "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 and CEO, Unidoc Health Corp.