I am not naming the ad. There will be another one next month. What worries me is the target: doctors deciding where years of patient records will live. Full vetting checklist: https://t.co/hLsBVjvQP3
You can now fake an entire software company in a weekend. AI video, AI images, AI testimonials. I know because a doctor sent me the ad: an "EMR" I had never heard of, running our selling points nearly word for word.
3. Ask who is behind it and how long they have been around. Real vendors leave a trail: years of posts, doctors you can text, a support line where a human answers.
The government's anti-gambling blocking system is accidentally blocking legitimate sites, including ours. Our users are scared. New ones think we're a scam.
It's always the businesses that have to be reactive.
βWeekends are like unicorns π¦ - theyβre always talked about, but not really seen. πβ
Me trying to explain to my daughter as to why daddy is working on a Sunday.
This is just for fun, I do block off time to spend with the kids nowadays. π
NowServing has been at the top of the local Medical app charts for the past 2 years and we still have so much more coming up.
PS. I don't even know why that umbrella is there.
Photo taken with an old iPhone 4S π
7 years ago, in a small office somewhere out there. π«°
With SeriousMD just released in beta, we skipped lunch like usual to talk about being able to help doctors reach their patients more efficiently.
π΅π Healthcare technology has the power to not only transform the way we receive care, but to ultimately improve the quality of our lives.
Even though it's an especially long grind, that eventual outcome keeps us excited working on our products and services everyday.
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