VSee Health, Health Tech Without Borders, and iDocta Expand Clinton Global Initiative Telehealth Pilots in Conflict-affected Regions of Africa SAN JOSE, Calif.

VSee Health, Health Tech Without Borders, and

iDocta Expand Clinton Global Initiative Telehealth Pilots in Conflict-affected Regions of Africa

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- November 19, 2024 --

VSee Health, Inc. (Nasdaq: VSEE), a provider of comprehensive digital health services for the rapid and scalable development of secure,

customized telehealth workflow streams; Health Tech Without Borders (HTWB) a global non-profit providing digital health interventions

in humanitarian crises; and iDocta, a medical digitization company, are expanding the Project VITAL Africa telehealth pilots - a commitment

made at the Clinton Global Initiative 2023 Annual Meeting in September 2023 - to strengthen health systems and promote equitable

health in Cameroon through sustainable training, telehealth, and innovative technology.

Dr. Milton Chen, Co-CEO of VSee Health said,

"VSee Health from its beginning has been focused on designing secure, robust, and scalable technology that impacts our society. The

successful use of our customizable platform to provide healthcare access in war-torn and remote parts of Africa demonstrates exactly what

our technology was built to do. We're proud to take part in this Clinton Global Initiative commitment and to support HTWB and iDocta in

Mary Showstark, HTWB Chief Liaison Officer stated,

"We feel fortunate to have partnered with VSee Health on multiple humanitarian projects. Its telehealth platform has proven to be

reliable, adaptable, and quick to set up, especially for life and death situations. It makes it possible for us to do what we do: provide

immediate access to care in disasters and emergencies."

"We are excited with the progress we have

made with Project VITAL," said Yap Boum, iDocta founder. "We look forward to this next phase of our work in Cameroon, building

sustainability with local expertise and expanding telemedicine services to more locations that are in desperate need of healthcare access."

Conflict-affected regions like Cameroon and the

Sahel region bordering the Sahara Desert are home to over 30 million people needing humanitarian and mental health support, and who face

the world's highest maternal mortality rates. These challenges are compounded by climate change, leading to extreme heat, droughts, and

agricultural degradation, alongside ongoing security concerns. As a result, displaced populations suffer from increasingly inadequate

access to healthcare.

In response, Project VITAL ( Virtual International

Telehealth and Leadership) in Africa seeks to establish a sustainable, culturally sensitive telehealth program in these areas, built on

the pillars of sustainability, safety, and security.

In a closely coordinated effort, Health Tech Without

Borders, iDocta, and VSee Health, in early 2024, launched two telehealth pilot programs utilizing the VSee Health telehealth platform

in Cameroon's capital city of Yaounde, yielding valuable insights for further development.

The team is now expanding to include additional

clinicians and technical experts, enhancing services such as telehealth, home visits, and pharmacy requests. Following Project VITAL's

sustainability commitment, it is partnering with Sand Technologies, ALX Africa, and African Leadership University (ALU) to bring in local

programmers and coders to manage and maintain the platform.

Following the pilot, efforts will focus on overcoming

barriers in remote areas by expanding to remote North/Northwest regions, addressing legal, financial, technological, and cultural barriers.

Project VITAL emphasizes sustainable partnerships

and equity principles to improve healthcare access and empower communities in these vulnerable regions. Its other commitment partners

include Boston Medical Center, Central Africa Republic, Institut Pasteur de Bangui, Massachusetts General Hospital Center for Global

Health, Medical Device "Plug-and-Play" (MD PnP), Reach Out NGO, The FutureList global innovation scouts, Stanford University

- Stanford Medicine, and Yale Institute for Global Health (YIGH).

VSee Health's AI telehealth platform is the fastest

way for enterprises to go from ideation to market go-live. Field-hardened on over 1.5M HIPAA-compliant video encounters every month, its

customizable telehealth building blocks each meet stringent government security standards, and are ready to scale. VSee Health has traveled

for field deployments to over 50 countries such as Iraq, Syria, Marshall Islands and El Salvador. Its clients include NASA Space Station,

US Department of Health and Human Services, McKesson, Magellan, DaVita, GE, countless startups, and the entire country of Qatar.

VSee Health also provides tailored solutions for

critical shortage areas such as critical care and teleradiology. It is committed to empowering high quality healthcare access and reducing

physician burnout and workforce shortages through its telehealth technology. Visit vseehealth.com .

About Health Tech Without Borders

Health Tech Without Borders (HTWB) is a global

non-profit organization that supports local communities affected by sudden humanitarian emergencies via digital tools. As an innovation

hub, HTWB collaborates with international public and private partners to provide access to care and health education to those afflicted

by conflict and climate change. HTWB focuses on supporting any person affected by humanitarian disasters while remaining non-sectarian

and apolitical. Learn more at htwb.org

iDocta is a social innovation company specializing

in the digitalization of medical services and the digital transformation of the health system in Cameroon and Africa. The goal of iDocta

is to create a digital platform that will first bring together all the expertise in the field of medicine in Africa and its diaspora and

serve as a bridge to traditional medicine. Our goal is to create the most prominent virtual clinic in Africa to ensure no one is left

behind. Follow facebook.com/IDocta/

About the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI)

Founded by President Bill Clinton in 2005, the

Clinton Global Initiative is a community of doers representing a broad cross section of society and dedicated to the idea that we can

accomplish more together than we can apart. Through CGI's unique model, more than 10,000 organizations have launched more than 4,000 Commitments

to Action - new, specific, and measurable projects and programs - that are making a difference in the lives of more than 500 million people

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