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Grand rounds & clinical recording · NJ & PA

Grand rounds, recorded clean, ready for your CME library.

We record grand rounds, lectures, and education sessions for hospitals across NJ and PA. Clean room audio, clear video, and a finished file delivered in the format your learning platform expects.

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  • On-site camera and audio crew, one session or recurring
  • Recording delivered ready for your CME or learning platform
  • Trained to frame shots so patient information stays off-camera

Hospital experience · Insured · COI on file

On site

Healthcare event support and capture gear.

  • Healthcare association event in New Jersey: podium, dual screens, and room audio.

  • Equipment view: laptop and monitor with multiple camera feeds for session capture.

  • Equipment view: video switching console with multiview, pre-tested before the event.

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Quick answers

Common questions before you reach out.

What does a grand-rounds recording cost?

Pricing depends on camera count, session length, and deliverable format. Recurring monthly sessions are quoted per series. Send the form for a written number.

What's included?

Camera and audio setup, an on-site tech for the full session, recording, basic edit (titles and trim), and a video file delivered in the format your CME or learning platform expects.

How fast will I get a quote?

Within one business day, same day if the form comes in before 4pm Eastern.

Are you insured? Can you send a COI?

Yes. We carry standard production liability and can send a certificate of insurance to your hospital's vendor or risk office the same day.

Are you comfortable in a clinical setting?

Yes. Our techs work inside hospitals regularly, they follow your badging, room, and patient-privacy rules, and frame shots to keep PHI out of the recording.