Avado turns health care into continuous care
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
Paying doctors to use digital records — Medicare finally does the right thing
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
Review of a preview: Google Health
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
Google vs. Microsoft in healthcare records
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
Roundup: Biogenerics bill in limbo, clashing data on health IT benefits, the RNAi boom, and more
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
HealthCare.com joins the online-healthcare stampede, raises $6.1M
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
Andy Grove's placebo pill for U.S. healthcare
In ancient China, doctors were paid to keep their patients well. If a patient fell ill, the doctor didn’t get paid until they got better. We have gotten used to being continuously connected, so why does healthcare still revolve around an occasional face to face meeting with your doctor when something has already gone wrong?
Avado, which just launched at TechCrunch Disrupt, aims to turn patients from passive health care receivers into active health care … Continue Reading
