The company’s growth stems from a model that treats virtual care as a collaborative extension of the bedside team rather than a replacement. Unlike tech-only providers, VirtuAlly employs a Joint Commission-accredited clinical staff, a standard rooted in its origins at the Medical University of South Carolina, one of the nation’s two federally designated Telehealth Centers of Excellence.
VirtuAlly Secures First Inc. 5000 Spot on 268% Growth
With revenue climbing 268% over three years, Charleston-based VirtuAlly has debuted at No. 1,312 on the Inc. 5000 list. The clinical care company’s rapid expansion highlights a shift in hospital strategy, as health systems increasingly integrate virtual nursing and telemetry monitoring to address critical workforce shortages and rising patient acuity.
CEO Joseph Wechsler noted that healthcare providers have moved past the pilot phase of virtual nursing, focusing instead on rapid implementation to bolster patient safety and clinical capacity. By integrating directly into existing hospital workflows, VirtuAlly provides 24/7 support—ranging from telesitting to clinical intelligence—allowing onsite nurses to focus on high-acuity bedside responsibilities. This human-centered approach has positioned the firm as a key partner for hospitals seeking to stabilize operations under sustained national workforce pressure.
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