Buzz: Secure Medical Messenger

About Buzz: Secure Medical Messenger

Skyscape’s Buzz is a HIPAA-secure platform for care team collaboration and patient communication, offering rich capabilities like video conferencing, private calls, texts, dictation, audio/video, images and reports sharing.


Skyscape has been the trusted source for medical information delivered through mobile technology for over 20 years and has over 1 million healthcare users.


Buzz is fully compliant with HIPAA rules and regulations. Your patient’s data is private and accessible to only authorized users. Whether consulting with another healthcare provider or the patient you will never need to worry about security.


Telehealth to the forefront:

“We rely on Buzz Video for our telehealth needs as it’s easy to use, requires no app download by the patient and is HIPAA-secure” – VP, Clinical Operations, Home Health & Hospice Agency


Protect your Caller ID:

“Now with Buzz, I can make my calls and know that the patient won’t get my personal number.” – Play Store Review


Team Collaboration:

“Buzz allows for seamless collaboration and communication between healthcare professionals with all common methods (audio, video, pics etc.) of desired content” – Play Store Review


Ease of use:

“User interface is very simple yet elegant with great performance and speed” – Play Store Review


Features that you will find useful for your practice:

- Make telehealth calls using Buzz Video (new!)

- Send and receive secure text messages

- Mark message for priority viewing

- Get your unique Buzz Phone number

- Select your Caller ID (e.g. clinic, office) when calling patients

- Create groups/teams to collaborate with

- Send and receive dictations

- Manage your organization’s users easily

- Send and receive attachments. Preview attachments within Buzz before saving

- Search messages to find the information you are looking for

- View delivery confirmation. ‘Nudge’ users who have not viewed the message

- Edit message to fix those pesky typos. Delete messages sent in error