I’ve been watching the digital health market for 15 years now, and I’m convinced there’s a GTM playbook that consistently works in healthcare services. It is the playbook essentially pioneered by scaled players like @midihealth and @GrowTherapy_.
The four steps, as outlined by me, @RebeccaCoelius, and @keatonbedell, are outlined for the benefit of premium subscribers of @second_op_media.
Let us know what you think!
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I’ve been watching the digital health market for 15 years now, and I’m convinced there’s a GTM playbook that consistently works in healthcare services. It is the playbook essentially pioneered by scaled players like @midihealth and @GrowTherapy_.
The four steps, as outlined by me, @RebeccaCoelius, and @keatonbedell, are outlined for the benefit of premium subscribers of @second_op_media.
Let us know what you think!
👇
If anyone can build a GLP-1 company for $50K, what actually separates the winners?
I asked Josh Tauber and @keatonbedell on Lifers, their answer: not software. Trust.
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@ProductFaculty This can quickly spill into being solution drive instead of outcome driven. When you can build things much more easily, prioritizing the right problems to solve become more of the role.
@nealkhosla Next round it add further validity if the clinicians diagnoses were also peer reviewed. You could leverage @jayparkinson's automate clinic.
@aidaxbaradari@be_inaudible If you can block Granola and other non-permissioned recording apps, while still enabling video conferencing that would be true magic.
@StuartBlitz My biggest mistake was buying a house with a north-facing sidewalk and driveway. All the south facing houses are melted off in a few hours.
@cwhogg Curious to get your perspective. I think the biggest gap is who owns risk. Are the AI companies willing to take that on?
Right now many of these companies are putting doctors licenses at risk by pushing them to use unapproved SaMD.
@SebastianCaliri The biggest blocker here is actually who is going to own the risk of a bad decision. If we want to accelerate into these phases, the AI will need to take on the financial and legal risk of poor decisions, just like a provider. Have you seen any progress there?