Look who started a continuity program.....

by JOHN_RODRIGUEZ

Posted: 18 years ago 6 replies

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Over the past few months my inbox has been flooded with e-mails promoting the latest program to show me how me how to start a membership program. It seems like everyone and their brother has their own system.

Well I guess it had to happen....... a NY doctor has started his own Continuity program:

DOC'S GIVING HEALTH CARE AWAY FOR FEE - New York Post

John

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Chris Lockwood

18 years ago

I love the headline "giving away for a fee" - in other words, charging for it, like anything else. But then the article also says "prophet" instead of "profit". Don't newspapers have editors?

He's offering a pretty good deal, but I wouldn't compare this to a membership site.

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Jill Carpenter

18 years ago

I just saw an episode of House where the guy working under him was selling advice on the internet. Easy second opinion.

If the doc can be verified, I think it's a smart practice. Definitely an easier way to make long distance house calls.

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Sean Bissell 18 years ago

Whoops! Typo in the New York Post!

"But he's convinced that if he gets enough clients on the plan, he'd make a prophet. "
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- Kay King 18 years ago
  
  "The money is secondary," he said. "What is happening in the American medical system is 70 percent of our health-care cost is not spent on health care. It's bureaucracy.
  
  True!
  
  I'd love to see this spread. That fee is extremely low - I'd be willing more than that each month (would still be cheaper than insurance most likely) just to avoid the hassles and paperwork.
  
  I know it's a fantasy - but can you imagine insurance companies going under because people have gone back to the old days of paying doctors directly?
  
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J. Barry Mandel

18 years ago

I did exactly the same over at JustAnswer - Have a Question Answered by an Expert in Minutes for maybe a year.

For the $9 or so minimum per answer, people get some absolutely terrific medical advice

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JOHN_RODRIGUEZ 18 years ago

Chris,
It's not a membership site, but it is a form of continuity.

Kay,
I agree, the fee is rather low. If I didn't have excellent isurance through my wife's job, I'd be more than willing to pay $80 a month.

I doubt this practice will become mainstream, but it is an interesting story.

John
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