VSee Health issues letter to shareholders updating progress

VSee Health (VSEE) issued the following letter to shareholders from Co-CEOs Milton Chen, PhD and Imo Aisiku, MD. Dear VSEE Shareholders: VSee Health entered 2025 with strong momentum, delivering meaningful growth and innovation in AI-driven telehealth. At the outset of 2025, we were awarded a multi-year government contract with $6 million allocated for the first year. Under this contract, VSee Health will deploy our innovative “Lego-like” Digital Health Building Blocks to design a flexible telehealth system tailored to the program’s needs. …VSee Health is at the forefront of a digital healthcare revolution, leveraging AI-driven telehealth solutions to enhance patient care, optimize hospital operations, and create lasting value for our shareholders. With strong revenue growth, expanding margins, and a growing roster of strategic partnerships, we are confident that 2025 will be a record-breaking year for VSee Health and our investors. VSee Health formed a strategic partnership with AbundaBox to launch AbundaLife , a groundbreaking health record management platform. This innovative solution addresses one of the most pressing challenges in healthcare-fragmented medical records-by consolidating personal health data into one secure, comprehensive profile. AbundaLife, supported by VSee Health’s dynamic technology, empowers individuals to manage their health more effectively, enabling providers to deliver better-coordinated care and improving health outcomes. VSee Health also secured an agreement with Ava Robotics, a developer of intelligent robots for the workplace, to develop telepresence solutions for the inpatient intensive care market, including the development of a VSee-powered Ava robot that allows providers to extend their reach and provide personalized care remotely. The Ava Robot will be autonomous in the hospital intensive care unit ICU , enabling skilled physicians to have a physical presence at the point of patient care, interact with patients, consult with onsite staff and make treatment decisions, all in real time. The Ava Robot, powered by VSEE software, is intended to expand the reach of telehealth solutions beyond the largest hospitals in major metropolitan areas and make telehealth accessible to regional hospitals and smaller ICUs.