OnMed has been awarded a state contract with the Nevada Department of Corrections to deploy its CareStation technology across three correctional facilities: High Desert State Prison, Lovelock Correctional Center and Northern Nevada Correctional Center. The deployment was supported by Governor Joe Lombardo through appropriations legislation. The 8×10 foot CareStation connects patients with licensed clinicians via a 55-inch high-definition screen, integrating diagnostic tools including digital stethoscopes and pulse oximeters. The unit requires only an electrical outlet and can be operational within 45 days, resolving non-emergent care on-site in approximately 20 minutes. The system aims to reduce costly off-site medical transports, decrease overtime costs and provide faster treatment. Each visit can result in diagnosis, care plans and e-prescriptions in 240 languages.

OnMed, a tech-enabled hybrid healthcare provider, has been named to Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies of 2026 list, ranking No. 14 in North America. The company's patented CareStation, an 8×10 foot "Clinic-in-a-Box", combines traditional in-person care with telemedicine scalability using advanced technology and AI. Over the past 18 months, OnMed has expanded significantly, deploying CareStations in rural areas across Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas. The company also launched the nation's first airport-based healthcare hub at Bradley International Airport and partnered with schools to install CareStations in 30 locations nationwide. OnMed's CareStations now operate across retail centres, universities, health facilities and correctional institutions throughout the US and Puerto Rico. The company previously received recognition including TIME's Best Inventions of 2025.