Gifthealth announced today it will provide SHARE Mobility employees with COVID and flu vaccines, as well as free prescription deliveries.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, UNITED STATES, August 31, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Gifthealth announced today it will provide SHARE Mobility employees with a range of healthcare and pharmacy services.
then notified as soon as results are ready.
Although this in-network model appears to be in contrast with Ro’s typical direct-to-consumer approach, Ro CEO and co-founder Zachariah Reitano says this merger will provide “unrivaled convenience” for patients, turning everyone’s home into the “exam room of the future.”
Ro, a direct-to-consumer virtual care company, has scooped up Kit, an at-home diagnostics company with an array of customizable products, from finger prick blood tests to weight measurement tools. The price was undisclosed.
With giftHEALTH, Nick Potts wants to change healthcare again.
For years, the process of filling and picking up a prescription has been largely the same. A script is sent to your local pharmacy, you visit or call to see when it will be ready and you pick it up when you can. But with his new project, one of Ohio’s most visible entrepreneurs in the healthcare field wants to change the game again, this time with prescription-oriented startup giftHEALTH.
A health IT startup moves in this week to an office north of downtown Columbus that once housed two fast-growing Drive Capital portfolio companies.
We’re thrilled to announce that we have taken an investment from Y Combinator and are participants in the YC Winter 2021 batch. This is yet another point of validation for our vision that the way companies collect and manage customer data is being transformed in the privacy era.
The promise of digital health is threefold: better outcomes through preventative and holistic care, reduced costs through more efficient care delivery, and better patient experience. A great example is the annual wellness exam. Going to the doctor at least once a year can capture chronic conditions early or even before acute symptoms emerge.