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#10 - What states are good for virtual first companies?

#10 - What states are good for virtual first companies?

Update: 2021-10-29
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What states are good for virtual first companies?


Christina Farr wrote a great article “Why investors are leaning into direct-to-consumer health”. An important factor is because you can’t hide behind a bad product. In DTC consumers make a choice to pay cash, which means your service has to deliver.


In this episode of Sam Talks Telehealth, I want to use your DTC model and target states that are pro virtual first companies.


Here’s what you need to know:

  • What makes a state good for virtual first companies?
  • What states already have a virtual first friendly payer environment? 
  • How can I leverage my DTC market to fee for service insurance payment?


Where does the state have virtual first friendly policies, 


Your investor pitch is stronger when you can show a clear and easy path from DTC to insurance payment. 20+ states in the US give you the tools you need.  


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Link to article referenced in Podcast:

Why investors are leaning into direct-to-consumer health by Christina Farr

https://ovsecondopinion.substack.com/p/why-investors-are-leaning-into-direct 


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#10 - What states are good for virtual first companies?

#10 - What states are good for virtual first companies?

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