Topic: 🔴Solve.Care - Healthcare on Blockchain🔴🌎 - page 27. (Read 35037 times)

What are the advantages of Arizona Care Network partnership?

I heard that SolveCare already cuts the assets deals… what do they own now and why they bought it?

hey there. They have a certain schedule and it makes sense. Have a look at the white paper!

when is project team going to get its rewards?

how to join pre-sale.

The project team consists of 6-8 people only… where are they planning to hire more? How big that team is going to be by the end of 2018?

Great project!

Solve.Care Foundation has issued a total of 1000 million CAN tokens.

180M  CAN tokens are reserved for team

I read an article about Goel Pradeep’s presentation in Dubai!Are they planning to have anything similar sometime soon? I would have  a look.

Can medical histories be transferred two different people for performing certain treatments and so on?

We are compliant with Know Your Client(KYC) and Anti Money Laundering(AML) requirements that most financial institutions and government agencies require.
We sell tokens only to those token buyers who pass the KYC and AML checks

who is going to be responsible for Blockchain development in the projects? I heard that they are planning to attract well known people for it.

Care.Marketplace is the app store for Solve.Care platform for extensions, cards, endpoints, pairs and services.

It is the place where community connects with the clients and generates revenue from published innovations and expertise. New platform extensions, protocol pairs, cards and
models will be constantly added to community marketplace, based on evolving needs of consumers and industry.

Care.Marketplace allows domain experts to package their knowledge and expertise into platform extensions and Care.Cards. It is possible to publish a card that is as relevant to a diabetic patient in India as in Indiana.

Care.Community will also use the Care.Marketplace to publish services such as training and certifications, standards and compliance, integration and professional services, best practices and more.

1. Centralized systems and information silos
Things would work well when there is effective coordination between all 3 parties but that does not happen. Each party has different teams, systems and processes that don’t easily connect with the other party systems and processes. So, a lot of time and incredible amounts of money is spent each year on coordination and communication but it remains imperfect and keeps getting more complex. These system and data silos result in 15-25% of all money spent of benefits to be spent on IT, administrative processes and duplication of effort. And due to high latency, they are terribly ineffective in preventing fraud, waste and abuse

2. Poor coordination and lack of integration
Person receiving the benefit (service or product), person delivering the benefit and person paying for that benefit, are different. You go to the doctor and receive care but insurance company is responsible for paying the doctor. So, instantly there is a triangular relationship that is difficult to manage in the best of circumstances. When you add in the fact that most systems are not designed to effectively talk to other systems, the act of coordinating and managing benefits across multiple parties becomes an impossibly expensive and time consuming task.

3. Disintermediation of the consumer
Insurers, hospitals, labs, and pharmacies, all use complex, centralized logic to make decisions and you are excluded from that process. Most systems are designed to serve the consumer but in practice have distorted into treating you as a beneficiary not a decision maker. We are all excluded from the process that determines much of cost and outcome because we lack the capability of processing all the complex logic and the arrangements.

Solve.Care platform is designed to replace centralized systems and duplicative administrative processes with a decentralized and synchronized model of administration that is highly efficient and effective for patients, care providers and administrators alike.

Can SolveCare announce what insurance companies it is going to work with? Are you there worldwide known Brands?

Solve.Care Foundation has issued a total of 1000 million CAN tokens.

180M  CAN tokens are reserved for team

Great question. Thanks.

Care Administration Network connects all members in the eco-systems in real time. Care administration network is designed to automate most administrative processes while
delivering real time coordination of care and benefits.

The advantages of such a Care Administration Network are:
 - reduction in administrative costs;
 - real time and more effective care coordination;
 - elimination of duplication of services;
 - reduction in fraud, waste and abuse of the program;
 - and empowering the consumer with access and control over their information and decisions.

Members of the network use Care.Wallet to communicate and synchronize their activities with each other in a highly efficient manner. Member wallets can contain the necessary
Care.Cards for access to appropriate information and ability to take action. All members in the network are connected and automatically synchronized with each other
by the underlying Care.Protocol which is built using Blockchain distributed ledger technology. Care Administration Network can be open, closed or a hybrid that connects to
another network for specific purposes.

Super! Quite well! 

it's good be optimistic to reach that target, can be said that a large amount but not impossible to be able to achieve it in a short time
with the good performance of the project team it is right that they get satisfactory results