Topic: 🔥🔥🔥 Virtual Rehab - $VRH - Mental Health 🔥🔥🔥 - page 35. (Read 52939 times)

The only reason we will start in Europe is due to the fact that there is also a serious problem over there and the fact that Virtual Rehab's HQ will be in Estonia, so it would make sense to launch close to the HQ. Moreover, Europe is quite well-known to be adopting new technologies quicker than North America.

Having said that, we will assess and make a decision on the location once we have reached consensus on this. Rest assured that we will make an official announcement once the decision has been made along with a clear explanation as to why we have chosen that location.

There is a huge addiction problem in the US; especially with the opiod epidemic. Why don't you start in the US?

Why not usa

The first VRTC will most likely be in Europe. We will be making an announcement once we have firmed up the country.

Nice. Where is will be?

The Virtual Rehab Therapy Center (VRTC) is planned for Q4 2019. The VRTC will be the very first center which combines both the latest and the greatest technologies (VR, AI, and Blockchain) along with traditional medical staff (psychologists, therapists, and medical doctors) for the most effective results.

Looking at your roadmap. What is Virtual Rehab Center ?

We have a great advisory board and we have recently added a couple more.

Starting with the most recent addition - @icopaulmonaco (Paul Mears). He is the Co-Founder of Ammeris and has many years of experience in crypto and in telco and construction. He has seen it all and has been of great support to the Virtual Rehab team since his addition a couple of weeks ago.

Binod Nirvan (@binodnp) is also another recent addition to the Advisory Board team - He has great technical and business experience. He is the Founder of MixERP and well-respected across the blockchain community and known for auditing smart contracts.

Ethan Gilmore (@VAR2018) was also onboarded recently - He is a partner at Ammeris and has great experience in the investment world, hedge funds, and others. He does a lot of public speaking.

We also have Don Cox who used to be the CIO for SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration) - part of the US government

Karen Hurst who used to report into Tony Scott who reported into Steve Ballmer (Microsoft). Led the complete strategy and implementation of the Cloud for Microsoft globally

Dr. Larry Wray who has spent his years implementing technological innovation across hospitals

Dr. Jeffrey  Pfeifer (2017 Global Research Award Recipient for Corrections) is a psychologist and forensics

Dr. Bobbie Ticknor who is also a psychologist and criminologist

Phil Fasano, who was inducted into the CIO Hall of Fame (Top 100 CIOs from around the world) - CIO for AIG (2014-2017), Kaiser Permanente (2007-2014), Capital One (2003-2004), J.P. Morgan Chase (2001-2003), American Financial Group (1999-2001), and Deutsche Financial Services (1996-1999)

Hope this gives you a better overview.

For more detail, kindly visit our website (https://www.virtualrehab.co) where you can find more inforamtion as well

So can you tell us more about your advisory board ?

Are they all active or passive?

Please find below the URL to the interview:

https://omny.fm/shows/badcrypto/crypto-spotlight-040-trusttoken-utrum-aenco-virtua

You will need to start at 54:45

Where interview I can hear

They did indeed. They also interview Quantstamp, Telco.in, and others.

Read earlier interview with Bad Crypto. Didn't they do interview with Shrem?

We will change that to Estonia as soon as everything has been legally registered. We want to ensure that we do not mislead any investors, even if we know that we will be launching from there. Until everything is firmed up and we have all docs in our hands, we will wait 😉

We are actually very excited as we have been granted our e-Residency last week. We are waiting to receive the Digital ID. Once that is received, we will immediately beging with the incoporation of our company in Estonia. That should not take so long.

So you already in Estonia?

Yes. I can relate to that as well.

Very true. I do many thing I don't want to do first. Then I used to it.

Very good question. In fact, I was asked about that in my interview with "The Bad Crypto Podcast". This could very well be the case that they start off by doing it for the money. But that's just like anything in life. There are many situations where we are forced to do things that we don't want to do. However, after a while, we get used to it.

This is no different. We strongly believe and it has been medically proven that the more you do something the more you get accustomed to it after a while.

So, they may start by doing it for the money, and they are still going to the medical doctor, therapist, or psychologist for visit and to open up about their problems. Hence, they will still benefit accordingly. With time, this will help their psychological well-being as well.