Today was a full-circle moment: using the tool we developed for healthcare and life sciences companies to do our own product validation with payers and health systems.

We took a dose of our own medicine - pardon the pun ;)

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My husband Liviu Tudor is very proud of himself today. His accomplishment? Walking in and out of @costco and only spending $5.

Most people in the world have never experienced what it's like to generate revenue off of something they've built

Taking an idea, bringing it to life, and seeing people purchase is a feeling like no other

The problems include 1) Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI)'s advisory board is totally conflicted with many of them having competing diabetes products (even if no one uses UnitedHealth Group's Level2 AFAICT) 2) Their study irrationally included some companies and not others (hi Welldoc)
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My fav latest productivity hack Calendrz
calendrz.com

An app that synchs all my calendars from all the different companies I work with so that everyone can see my true availability.

And then they respond when you tweet them! A few more things I loved. The procedure was on time, no waiting around. Exactly 30 mins after the procedure begun the doctor called me to tell me everything was ok. The waiting room had an amazing tech enabled cafeteria where you put

One of the top reasons companies die in health tech is overcapitalization. I can’t tell you how many growth stage founders I’ve talked to lately who told me they wished they’d raised less and at a lower valuation. Huge problem, rarely discussed.

I know we all complain about healthcare but I have to say Baylor Scott & White Health has been an amazing experience. My husband is having a small surgery, every part of check in was super efficient, staff are ridiculously kind and caring, and I am in the waiting room getting text updates!

Thisss 1000x

Grail is testing to see whether its cancer screening test can reduce the number of people with late stage cancer.

Outside researchers say this may not be enough -- and that a test of cancer mortality may be necessary.

And they have some interesting new data.

Things you’ll feel when building a startup:

You’ll feel stressed out.
You’ll feel like you’re failing.
You’ll feel imposter syndrome.
You’ll feel like giving up.

It’s not glamorous or easy.
Every founder feels this. It’s normal.

Stay positive and keep going.

Oh here we go again, another set of technologies, now based around AI, which are solutions looking for problems in healthcare. Lord give me strength.

Interesting… U.S. FDA authorizes Prenosis software as first #AI tool that can diagnose sepsis!
“…Sepsis ImmunoScore, uses 22 different parameters like temperature, heart rate and cell counts to help clinicians assess a patient's risk of sepsis…” buff.ly/49CXreh

Here are 10 Ways The Most Innovative Companies in Healthtech Are Using MDisrupt 's Experts

1. Fractional Executive Leadership
2. Building Medical Advisory Boards
3. Navigating FDA and Regulatory Pathways
4. Defining Reimbursement Strategies
5. Payor Feedback
6. Clinician