For clinics and virtual care groups
Send every patient home with eyes on the ear.
Your clinic stocks Remmie 4 kits. Families capture ear images at home, the moment symptoms show up. Your team reviews them over telehealth — no second waiting room, no guessing on the phone.
FDA Class 1 registered
CE marked
Health Canada Class 1
HIPAA-compliant cloud storage
Clinic Partner Kit
CLINIC-KIT-R4-5
Devices and the service that reads them — one line item.
5 devices
+
5 service seats
Part 1 — the devices
Part 2 — the service
Remmie App
Images + symptoms, Remmie.ai qualifier
HIPAA cloud
Secure, private storage
Clinician portal
Async review
Unlimited Remmie Report for all five seats — every device ships with the software that makes it clinical.
Care teams already using Remmie
Three steps, one afternoon of setup
The remote ear exam, in your workflow
Deeper detail: Digital otoscope imaging in pediatric practice — a complete workflow guide.
67%
avoided an in-person visit
$2,032
saved per avoided ER trip
90%
would recommend Remmie
Time and cost figures are based on average US emergency room and urgent care visits. See our clinical evidence summary.
What one deflected visit is worth
Cost and time for a single ear complaint, by route. The kit costs less than one emergency room trip.
Without a scope at home
Emergency room
$2,400–$2,600
About 4 hours, plus travel
Urgent care
$100–$200
About 70 minutes, plus travel
With a kit scope at home
Telehealth with an image
$15–$90
20-minute session, 30 minutes end to end, available 24/7
Kit payback
1 visit
deflected from the ER
At $2,032 average saving per avoided ER trip, the $1,345 kit is covered before the second one.
One kit, one line item
Everything a five-room practice needs to start sending patients home with a scope.
Reviewed by ENT specialists
Remmie's clinical advisors are practising head and neck surgeons. When your team wants a second read on image quality or capture technique, they wrote the guidance.
See the provider programme
Dr. Gene Liu
MD, MMM, FACS, FAAP — pediatric otolaryngologist, head and neck surgeon
Dr. Sunil Ummat
MD, FRCS(C), FACS, MBA — otolaryngologist, head and neck surgeon
Already in the workflow
Pediatric urgent care, virtual clinics, and DPC networks
Remmie 4 at a glance
Full specificationClinic questions
Anything we have not covered, our partnerships team will answer in writing.
Ask the partnerships team Healthcare professional supportHow is patient data handled?
Images and videos are held in HIPAA-compliant cloud storage, encrypted in transit and at rest. Families control who a capture is shared with; your clinic sees only what is sent to it. A business associate agreement and our security summary go out with the onboarding packet.
How do the images get into the chart?
Every capture produces a still and a short clip you can download or attach by link, plus live streaming during the visit itself. Most partners start by dropping the file into the encounter note — no integration work. If you want images written directly to the chart, we scope that with your IT team.
Is the visit billable?
Clinics generally bill the telehealth encounter as they normally would; the scope is a capture tool inside that visit, not a separate billable service. Coverage varies by payer and state — our billing and coding best practices guide sets out what partners have reported. Your billing team makes the call.
Who supports the device and the family?
We do. Families reach Remmie support directly for setup, app, and image-quality help — including step-by-step tutorial videos — so your front desk is not the help line. Devices carry a one-year hardware warranty and we replace a failed unit in the kit.
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