For the third year in a row, TytoCare brought together urgent care leaders for a practical conversation about how virtual care is reshaping access, capacity, and care delivery across urgent care settings.
Urgent care has become one of healthcare’s most important access points, but sustaining that role requires new models for meeting patient demand, supporting clinicians, reducing wait times, and preserving a high-quality experience across both in-person and virtual channels. This summit highlighted how leading organizations are moving beyond video-only care to build hybrid urgent care models that bring together virtual clinicians, in-clinic workflows, remote physical exams, diagnostics, and flexible staffing support.
The message throughout the summit was clear: virtual urgent care is no longer a standalone service line. When designed around real operational needs, hybrid care can help organizations expand access, load balance provider capacity, support frontline teams, reduce patient leakage, and deliver care wherever patients need it most.