Help patients with the greatest need, but most limited access to care.
Global Telehealth Network (GTN) is a nonprofit organization that connects an international network of volunteer physicians and psychologists with doctors, nurses and other health workersin medically underserved areas when they encounter patients with difficult problems.
Health workers located in remote areas in the U.S. or throughout the world can obtain free, realtime video consults with GTN’s
volunteers professionals – without anyone having to travel!


Global Telehealth Network Offers Medical, Surgical and Mental Health Consults for Health Workers in:
• Hospitals & clinics in
under-resourced countries
• Refugee camps
• Conflict zones
• Centers for victims of
human trafficking
• Free clinics in the U.S.
• Disaster areas
How GTN works
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When health workers on the ground need help with patients, they enter their findings into the electronic health record, log in to GTN’s website, upload their consultation requests and indicate the degree of urgency.
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GTN is developing a software algorithm that will evaluate data points regarding the patient and health worker and match them with the most appropriate physician volunteer who can be available at the required time.
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Through use of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the algorithm will continually improve its ability to provide optimal matches.
GTN solutions for global healthcare challenges:
Initial pilot projects
Upcoming projects
Join our global team of dedicated doctors.
GTN’s volunteer physicians and psychologists provide free online help for people who have limited access to healthcare.
Help us build and maintain the network.
To fully develop the Network, we need funding from donors like you who want to be in on the ground floor of this historic effort to reduce health disparities.
