Telemedicine: real-time capable and verifiable
Video consultation, teleconsultation and remote monitoring place three very different demands – on one infrastructure that carries all three: real time like a video service, data protection like a patient record, evidence for every sales conversation.
- Certified operations – in Germany: Hallstadt, Nuremberg and Frankfurt am Main.
- Evidence for your certification – DPA, TOMs and certificates with their scope.
- Real-time capable – bandwidth and latency for parallel video sessions, individually expandable.
- Personal 24/7 service – contacts who know your environment.
What telemedicine demands from infrastructure
This page addresses providers of telemedicine platforms and services – not practices looking to introduce video consultations.
Headroom for real-time video
Video consultations tolerate no bottlenecks. Sizing with reserve rather than at the limit – load peaks during consultation hours are the norm, not the exception.
Growing measurement data under control
Remote monitoring produces data points continuously over years. S3 Object Storage scales along without you booking volume up front.
Evidence for your certification
Data processing agreement, documentation of technical measures and certificates with scope in the Trust Center: ISO 27001 based on IT-Grundschutz (BSI certificate BSI-IGZ-0773) and BSI C5:2020 Type 1.
Contacts who know the subject
Named contacts who answer questions from your certification process – without a ticket system or time-zone gaps.
Three use cases, three load profiles
Telemedicine is not a single use case but three very different ones – every platform serves at least one of them.
Video consultation
Short, plannable sessions with clear peaks in the morning and early evening. What matters is bandwidth, latency and the number of concurrent connections, not the stored data volume. For statutory outpatient care there is one more rule: the video service itself must be certified.
Teleconsultation
A specialist second opinion between practitioners, often with imaging material from radiology or pathology. What counts here is transferring large files and storing them audit-proof. Latency is secondary; storage and traceability are not.
Remote monitoring and remote care
Continuous readings from devices at the patient’s side, around the clock, in small packets. The profile matches a time-series application: constant writes, a growing history, background analysis and alerts on threshold violations.
Three use cases, three load profiles
Video consultations mainly load network and CPU during clearly defined hours. Teleconsultations move large imaging data, but irregularly. Remote monitoring, by contrast, produces small data points – permanently and growing over years. Anyone serving all three needs compute with reserve and storage that grows without booking volume in advance. That is exactly the combination centron provides with ccloud³ and S3 Object Storage.
- Video consultation – bandwidth and low latency
- Teleconsultation – findings and imaging transferred securely
- Remote monitoring – measurement data, permanent and growing
- Germany – processing without third-country transfer
Which evidence is provided by whom
Telemedicine is a real-time service with evidence obligations: every row of this table comes up in sales conversations with practices and clinics. The framework behind NIS2, PDSG and B3S is described by IT security in healthcare.
| Requirement | Who fulfils it | What centron contributes |
|---|---|---|
| Certification of the video service for statutory video consultations under Annex 31b BMV-Ä | You as the provider of the video service | Operational evidence for your documentation |
| Listing in the DiGA directory under the DiGAV, if your application is a DiGA | You as the manufacturer | DPA, TOM documentation, certificates with their scope |
| Conformity assessment under the MDR for a medical intended purpose | You with your notified body | Inclusion as a supplier in your supplier management |
| Conditions for cloud use under § 393 SGB V | Your customers verify, you evidence | Location, domestic establishment, C5 attestation, TOMs |
| Protection of patient confidentiality under § 203 StGB | Professional secrecy holders, you and centron as participating persons | Confidentiality obligations for the personnel involved |
| Processing under Art. 28 GDPR | A chain from your customers via you to centron | Data processing agreement as sub-processor |
The right centron products
Clinics and medical institutions typically implement IT security with these modules – combinable and extensible at any time.
- Scale as needed
- German data centres
- Provisioned in seconds
- €0.02 per GB per month
- Outbound traffic free
- Object lock available
- Fixed monthly plans
- Standard control plane free
- AutoScaler & traffic included
What infrastructure does telemedicine require?
Telemedicine needs infrastructure that serves real-time demands and growing data volumes at once: compute with reserve for video consultations, storage that grows with measurement data, and evidence for your own certification. The core building blocks are ccloud³ Virtual Machines from €3.11 per month, complemented by S3 Object Storage for measurement data and Managed Kubernetes for scaling services. The infrastructure runs in our own German data centres, certified to ISO 27001 based on IT-Grundschutz (BSI certificate BSI-IGZ-0773) and with an unqualified BSI C5:2020 Type 1 attestation. New accounts receive €200 in starting credit.
| Module | Price |
|---|---|
| ccloud³ | from €3.11 / month |
| S3 Object Storage | from €5.00 / month |
| Managed Kubernetes | from €29.99 / month |
Frequently asked questions
What is telemedicine?
How does telemedicine work technically?
Does my video service need certification?
Does centron take over the certification of my telemedicine service?
Does centron meet the requirements of § 393 SGB V?
Is the performance sufficient for video consultations at peak times?
How many concurrent video consultations are possible?
Can readings from remote monitoring be retained permanently?
What is centron responsible for, and what remains with us?
How is patient confidentiality under § 203 StGB preserved?
Which documents do I receive for certification and audits?
Can I start with a small environment?
Where is health data processed?
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