Virginia – October 17, 2026 -- VHHA Solutions, an affiliate of the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association, has named Andor Health's ThinkAndor® an endorsed platform for hospitals and care providers across Virginia, extending the AI-driven system beyond acute care into senior living and behavioral health.
Endorsement targets fragmented care technology
The partnership addresses health systems that run separate tools for virtual care, communication, monitoring and care coordination. ThinkAndor is designed to replace that patchwork with a single AI-powered infrastructure covering the path from the digital front door to post-acute follow-up.
Platform aligns with CMS ACCESS Model and rural programs
The platform lets health systems build care management programs for chronic conditions, transitional care and population health. The partners cite the CMS ACCESS Model and Rural Health Transformation initiatives as policy drivers behind the push for access, equity and value-based outcomes.
Four use cases extend care beyond hospital walls
Providers can use ThinkAndor for:
- Virtual consults in emergency departments
- Remote patient monitoring at home
- Hospital-at-home and community-based care models
- Continuous care coordination across locations
The partners say the approach is aimed at rural and underserved communities, where access to specialty care remains limited.
Agentic AI covers five workflow areas
ThinkAndor uses AI agents to analyze data from electronic health records, medical devices and real-time signals, then delivers insights to care teams. The agents support five areas: digital front door and patient intake, virtual hospital workflows and documentation, continuous patient monitoring, care team collaboration, and transitions in care and follow-up.
Automation aims at workforce strain
The platform is designed to address staffing shortages, administrative burden and clinician burnout. It automates workflows and optimizes communication to cut clinicians' administrative time and speed time to treatment. The partners describe ThinkAndor as a foundation that health systems can build on as care models evolve, from acute care to home-based recovery.