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I am bullish on healthcare x insurance models like @loophealthHQ 
The magic of incentives to keep people healthy. Read on
The magic of incentives to keep people healthy. Read on
Let's say our mission is to keep more and more people healthy.
We all agree that prevention is better than cure.
But how does one go on enforcing that?
How does one make it easy for people to *NOT* fall sick....and somehow turn a profit on it?
We all agree that prevention is better than cure.
But how does one go on enforcing that?
How does one make it easy for people to *NOT* fall sick....and somehow turn a profit on it?
Selling people preventive healthcare (subscription etc) is probably not the best idea out there because most people....don't really care about paying + doing something to take care of some future issues.
But oh boy they love buying insurance ('if something fucks up in the future, sort it out pls').
Turns out, insurance is a mighty good business. Do it right and you'll quickly sitting on a lot of cash.
But is that all the reason to do it? Nope..
Turns out, insurance is a mighty good business. Do it right and you'll quickly sitting on a lot of cash.
But is that all the reason to do it? Nope..
You'd make more money as an insurance business IF people signed up aren't falling sick and running into hospitals.
So how do you get there?
Provide preventive care to your users!
It's in your incentive to have them check up their health and keep it in shape. Bammm!
So how do you get there?
Provide preventive care to your users!
It's in your incentive to have them check up their health and keep it in shape. Bammm!
The healthier people are, the more money you make...as long as costs of prevention << costs of eventual hospitalisation (devil's in the details...)
The more money you make, the more money you can go out and keep people healthy.
Now wouldn't this be lovely?
The more money you make, the more money you can go out and keep people healthy.
Now wouldn't this be lovely?
