The Health 2.0 glut, and how one startup adapts
The Health 2.0 movement, as I’ve noted before, makes some big claims about the Internet’s power to transform the relationships between patients and doctors, hospitals, insurers and each other. Some of that is undoubtedly true, and there’s a fascinating amount of innovation going on in… Continue Reading
Eager to compare doctors online? Some Health 2.0 startups want to make it easier for you
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A group of nine healthcare companies and providers are aiming to turn the tables on often disorganized medical record-keeping — by standardizing information about doctors themselves.
The effort, known as dCard, is aimed at bringing a certain degree of order to the mishmash of information… Continue Reading