Veterinary Tele-Anesthesia: Coming Soon
Golden Hour Tele-Anesthesia is coming soon. ACVAA board-certified veterinary anesthesiologists support your team from pre-anesthetic planning through recovery, with protocol guidance, live monitoring and real-time support during procedures, and post-surgical assistance.
- Coming soon
- ACVAA board-certified anesthesiologists
- Planning through recovery
How Golden Hour Tele-Anesthesia Works
An anesthesiologist supports your team at every stage of the procedure.
Pre-Anesthetic Planning
Review the patient's history and risks with an anesthesiologist before the procedure.
Protocol Guidance
Get an anesthetic protocol suited to the patient and the procedure.
Live Monitoring
Patient monitor data is shared with the anesthesiologist during the procedure.
Real-Time Support
The anesthesiologist guides your team through changes as they happen.
Post-Surgical Assistance
Support continues through recovery after the procedure.
ACVAA Board-Certified Veterinary Anesthesiologists
Golden Hour Tele-Anesthesia consults are handled by anesthesiologists board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia. Your team keeps the patient in your hospital while a specialist supports every stage of the procedure.
Pre-Anesthetic ECG Screening Today
Golden Hour Cardiology already screens patients before anesthesia: an ACVIM board-certified cardiologist reads a pre-op ECG screen in 1 hour or less.
Tele-Anesthesia FAQ
Does Golden Hour offer veterinary tele-anesthesia?
Golden Hour Tele-Anesthesia is coming soon. Contact Golden Hour at 346-413-8300 or [email protected] to learn more.
What is veterinary tele-anesthesia?
Tele-anesthesia lets a board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist support your team remotely, from pre-anesthetic planning and protocol guidance through live monitoring, real-time support during the procedure and post-surgical assistance.
Who provides Golden Hour tele-anesthesia consults?
ACVAA board-certified veterinary anesthesiologists, certified by the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia.
Does the patient have to be transferred?
No. The patient stays in your hospital while the anesthesiologist supports your team remotely.
Can I screen a patient's heart before anesthesia now?
Yes. Golden Hour Cardiology reads pre-op ECG screens in 1 hour or less, with ACVIM board-certified cardiologists.
Can my clinic sign up now?
Yes. Sign up now for Golden Hour radiology and cardiology, and your clinic is ready when Tele-Anesthesia launches.
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