White-Label Healthcare Communication Solution
Add video consultations to your existing healthcare platform in one week
The communication challenge in healthcare video apps
Healthcare providers are under pressure to offer secure, reliable video consultations. But building or relying on video functionality is harder than it looks.

Off-the-shelf apps break boundaries
When patients and doctors connect on WhatsApp or Telegram, boundaries disappear. Contacts get messy. Off-hour calls creep in. Professional and personal lives blur together.

In-house development gets costly
Video communication isn't typical web development. Your team needs specialized skills in WebRTC, codec handling, signaling, and real-time protocols — expertise that's expensive to hire or takes months to learn.

Deeper complexity beneath the surface
Security and privacy regulations. Integrations with hospital systems. Accessibility for patients with lower digital literacy. And costs that scale unpredictably. These hidden barriers turn a "simple feature" into an ongoing burden.
Work-life boundaries get blurred fast
"Before switching, doctors used WhatsApp for patient consultations and got personal messages at all hours. The platform had no way to separate work from personal contacts."
— Chief Medical Officer, Outpatient Clinic
Integration shouldn't be this hard.
"Before trying WebTri we bought a video solution that couldn't connect to the EHR platform out of the box. Had to pay extra for custom development just to make it work"
— IT Director, Hospital Group
Seniors need simple apps too
"Our previous video solution wasn't built for elderly patients. We had to create our own training materials and support system just to keep consultations running smoothly."
— Practice Manager, Geriatric Clinic
Call quality matters
"With our old provider, dropped calls and poor video quality became frequent. Advanced troubleshooting cost extra, so we were stuck with basic support."
— Coordinator, Primary Care Provider
How WebTrit Solves It
Two paths to add real-time video calls into your patient app: with full control and minimal lift.
Option 1: Brand our ready-to-use softphone app
launching a communication-first patient app with basic scheduling or simple information screens.

We provide a complete, functional video/audio calling app (iOS/Android/web) that you can brand using a visual editor and a few config options.

All calls go through your existing VoIP or PBX infrastructure, so they’re logged, auditable, and optionally recorded.
How the integration flow works
Build your custom screens
Develop simple appointment or request forms as web pages - no complex frontend work required.
Connect to your existing systems
Use API adapter to connect with your authentication system — enabling secure single sign-on across your patient-facing tools.
Embed directly into the app
Your custom screens display inside the softphone app as smooth, native-feeling webviews.
Handle calls securely and seamlessly
Video/audio sessions happen at the right time, between authorized users, fully logged and under your control.
Option 2: Add video calling to your existing app via API
Best for: integrators and developers who want video without rewriting their app logic. Your existing app stays exactly as it is, you just add the video calling widget.

Already have a patient portal or mobile app? Just plug in the call layer.
Add the RTC component and call control using the WebTrit SDK
Handle signaling, auth, media, and call logic behind the scenes
Keep your app architecture and workflows intact
Features & Benefits
What makes WebTrit best option for healthcare video calling solution
Built for healthcare at scale
Fast deployment
Add video calling to healthcare platforms in one week, not many months
Cross-platform coverage
Deliver consistent experience across iOS, Android, and web
Accessible for all
Built for patients with low tech fluency, with web-first options and simplified interfaces
Designed for development teams
Flexible integration paths
Brand our softphone app or embed video calls into your existing app
Simple system connectivity
No telecom expertise needed - skip the protocol headaches
Interoperability ready
Connect with your existing VoIP, PBX, and EHR systems seamlessly
Own the experience
Manage content, flows, and integrations — no vendor bottlenecks
Who It's For

Medical provider networks, hospitals, and insurance companies
building or enhancing patient apps with video consultation capabilities

IT integrators
hired by hospitals or insurance companies to build healthcare apps with video calling features
FAQ: Healthcare Video SDK
Our solution enables healthcare platforms to add secure video consultations quickly — either by branding our ready-to-use softphone app or embedding video calling via our SDK into an existing app.
It is built for medical provider networks, hospitals, and insurance companies who are building or enhancing patient-facing apps with video consultation capabilities. It is also for IT integrators hired by these organizations to build healthcare apps with video calling features.
You can add video calling to your healthcare platform in about one week — rather than the many months typical of in-house development.
Yes. It delivers a consistent experience across iOS, Android and web, ensuring your patients and clinicians can use it regardless of device.
Yes. The platform is designed for interoperability: connect with your existing VoIP or cloud PBX, and integrate with EHR (Electronic Health Record) or other systems without starting from scratch.
Yes. It is built for patients with low tech fluency, offering web-first options and simplified interfaces.
No. You do not need deep telecom or WebRTC protocol expertise. The solution works on top of your existing PBX, but you will need staff to manage the PBX itself — there is no need to build signalling, or media transport from scratch.
If you choose the “brand our softphone” path, you need only configure branding and basic settings; if you choose the SDK integration path, you simply embed the the functinality via API and connect it to your existing workflows — there is no need to rebuild your app’s entire interface.