VSee Health achieved FedRAMP Moderate authorization, a certification that allows its telehealth platform to meet the security requirements of U.S. federal agencies. The certification follows a prior FedRAMP High approval received on October 28, 2025, and positions the company to pursue a new class of government contracts that demand stringent data protection and compliance controls.
The company also announced a partnership with Ava Robotics to develop an AI‑powered robot for intensive care units. The collaboration, which began in August 2024, will enable remote clinicians to monitor patients and intervene in real time, potentially transforming critical‑care delivery and creating a new revenue stream in a high‑margin segment of the healthcare market.
Enterprise deployments grew 150% year‑over‑year, driven by strong demand from both commercial and government customers. The growth is supported by recent contracts, including a three‑year platform services agreement for virtual urgent care and behavioral health services that begins on January 1, 2026, and a contract to expand public mental health services in a large U.S. county. These deals illustrate the company’s expanding footprint in high‑impact healthcare settings.
Financially, VSee Health reported a 98% revenue increase to $3.4 million in Q2 2025, with gross profit margin rising from 45% to 47%. Despite the revenue growth, the company posted a net loss of $63.9 million for the trailing 12 months and a current ratio of 0.11, reflecting significant debt and short‑term liquidity pressure. Management has emphasized disciplined cost control and strategic investments in high‑return verticals to navigate these challenges.
Dr. Imo Aisiku, Co‑CEO, said the FedRAMP milestone “opens doors to massive government contracts” and that the ICU robot platform “could save patients from permanent disability by enabling remote interventions in understaffed ICUs.” Dr. Milton Chen added that the company’s focus remains on “driving adoption, improving access, and delivering measurable outcomes.”
The market reacted positively to the dual announcement, with investors highlighting the company’s expanded federal addressable market and its entry into the critical‑care robotics space. Headwinds remain, however, as the company’s high debt load and low liquidity ratio could temper long‑term confidence, underscoring the need for continued financial discipline as growth accelerates.
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