TIL is building an inclusive ecosystem in Virtual Health.

TIL's initiatives help create a seamless ecosystem for technologies that put the patient, not the clinic, at the center of care.

Our Vision For Virtual Health

TIL will position Tulsa as the easiest place to develop, pilot, and scale Virtual Health solutions.

Market Opportunity

The Virtual Health market is expected to grow rapidly in the coming decade to become a $117 billion annual market in the United States by 2035. As technology and regulations evolve, TIL is working with regional universities, government, providers, payors, and industry to ensure that Tulsa is at the epicenter of the virtual health transition.

Why Tulsa

One of the defining barriers to health equity in the United States is access. These disparities are acutely felt by both urban and rural Oklahomans. Virtual health technologies hold a solution for this long-standing problem. In Tulsa, we offer a front door to impacting the care of both rural and urban Americans.

Example Innovations

Hospital-at-Home Service Models and Technologies

The future of hospital-at-home technology has the potential to significantly transform care for those who have faced historic health access and equity challenges. In order to realize this future, Tulsa will be on the bleeding edge of the cyber security, clinical training, and technology development to realize this promise.

At-Home Diagnostics and Therapeutics

The potential future state of at-home diagnostics and therapeutics is promising, with advances in technology enabling patients to receive personalized and timely care in the comfort of their homes. Remote monitoring systems and telehealth technologies will allow health care providers to remotely track patient health metrics, diagnose conditions, and prescribe treatments, all from a distance.

Autonomous Medical Supply Delivery

The future of autonomous medical supply delivery will revolutionize health care logistics and help further enable the decentralization of health care and virtual health solutions. Using autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots, medical supplies can be delivered quickly, efficiently, and safely to hospitals and other health care facilities.