>I think people are being a little too hard on the author. Startups in healthcare are hard.
They are hard, but this case isn't really healthcare-related. He tried pitching his product to practices without showing how it could increase their revenue, or decrease their costs. Without that, his product is just another cost-center with some marginal (and ambiguous) healthcare benefits.
They are hard, but this case isn't really healthcare-related. He tried pitching his product to practices without showing how it could increase their revenue, or decrease their costs. Without that, his product is just another cost-center with some marginal (and ambiguous) healthcare benefits.