Topic: 🔴Solve.Care - Healthcare on Blockchain🔴🌎 - page 30. (Read 35005 times)

Is there a rating system or something on the platform? For example, great doctor could get a higher rating.

According to white paper around 31%.

Exact same question, will be good have details of this

What kind of healthcare providers can work on the platform? only doctors?

With the Arizona Care Network mission helpful to determine and apply the future. make it easy for users to access quickly and easisly.

Pradeep Goel is the founder of Solve.care. Pradeep has been in the CEO, COO, CIO and CTO roles at various innovative technology companies, for more than 25 years. Pradeep was deeply involved in designing and building solutions for several public programs such as Medicaid, Children health insurance, Medicare, SNAP, TANF, mental health and many others. Pradeep knows how incredibly complex these systems can be and brings Solve.Care as a solution to the complexity and inefficiency of the current health care system(s).

You can find the distribution of our tokens on page 33 of the white paper:
https://solve.care/documents/Solve.Care-Whitepaper.pdf

The platform won't be able to actually call an ambulance for you.

Blockchain is  essential for Solve.Care, yes.

Through the Care Administration Network, an ecosystem that connects all parties involved in the administration and coordination of a healthcare benefit program. Clients such as insurance companies, government agencies, hospitals and provider networks can create their own care administration network using the Solve.Care platform. This network connects all members and parties involved in real-time and 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. Almost all administrative processes can be automated because of this, thus preventing potential fraud committed by one of the members/parties involved.

Insurance companies will get access to clients in need with the help of the platform! And they are quite aggressive usually when it comes to marketing. How are they gonna be regulated? They can be very pushy.

I’m interested in the future of the project! I wonder how much money is gonna be set for development?

I’ve heard that the project founder went through the same situation and it made him create this service. Where can I find the details?

Price per token is $0.1

Token Sale dates are March 31 and April 15

In what why is the industry gonna change if the project is successful let’s say in the next 4-5 years?

I gotta say the project has  lot of small details. I’m glad i can see all the paper work and numbers now. It makes it look professional. Are the developers going to follow the plan step by step or it might change on the way?

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.

this project thread presents a very interesting discussion in terms of selling coins and also on the promotion of coins by airdrop program, information about airdrop rule is very clear and very easy to do and transparency of clear coin division time, an interesting project I think

The platform will be able to call the ambulance for u? It might be important for a lot of people.