I am one of the founder at Luma Health (a patient communication platform). With the outbreak, we are offering a lot of our services for free (https://www.lumahealth.io/covid-19-patient-messaging) in an effort to get ahead of this disease. One of our offerings is an ability to broadly screen patients to risk stratify who might be at risk for the infection and who might be at risk for bad outcome...
Here is a short video on what is possible: https://youtu.be/escWi-ZuGRo
This may not be the right place for asking this but....I am not a Facebook user until I wanted to create a messaging bot. I created an account and then created a developer account. Soon there after, my account gets disabled asking me for photo and then remains disabled. It gets disabled for 'suspicious activity'. I am not interested in using FB for social purposes. My account was bare and...
This was informative. My question was not so much whether this is HIPAA compliant. There are obvious problems. My question was whether people have the appetite for even wanting to book an appointment on FB. Smt88's comment on YouTube and video call says it all. My sentiments were the same.
If your doctor had a Facebook page, would you feel comfortable booking an appointment through a widget on their FB page? How about if they were using Messenger and you could chat with them to book an appointment? Does the convenience out weigh any concerns you may have over privacy issue? Lets assume that you would only be booking an appointment and not providing anything more than your name...
I am looking to get some feedback on what people love and hate about scheduling an appointment online with your doctor.For context, I am one of the founders at health care startup and we are looking to build our own scheduling product (yes, yet another scheduling product!). There are a lot of services out there for online scheduling. However, there is a lot of room for improvement particularly...
I am co-founder at a health care startup and and we are interested in building a service to help people find doctors. In talking to folks, we have found people value opinions of their friends and family in choosing a doctor over review websites like Yelp or HealthGrade. However, we have found some people hesitant to reach out to friends/family as it can understandably be a sensitive issue. We...
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Also, in some cases it is cheaper to not even put the cost through your insurance provider as the cash price might be cheaper.
Only in health care can you agree to pay for a service and have no idea how much you are going to pay for it until a few weeks later when the bill hits. Would you be willing to share your health care costs anonymously? So that way, the next time you would need care, you could look it up and not be hit with a sticker shock.