MHWB: Cardiovascular Disease Solution No. 1

Key Partners

  1. Who are your key partners?
    2. Who are your key suppliers?
Healthcare Service Payers

- Traditional: Private and public health insurers

Alternative pay models

- Physician concierge services

App developers
Healthcare Service Providers with Alternative pay models

- Concierge medicine
- Bundled payments
- Patient-centered medical homes
- Accountable care organizations

Health care professionals
Regulatory agencies and professional societies
Long term partners
Device companies
Sensor companies
Food / Agriculture sector

Ultimately if we are looking to bring healthy change to people we need to work with the companies that are the biggest level in personal decisions that lead to an accumulation of cardiovascular events. We need to work with fast food companies like Oklahoma City's mayor did when he tried to make the city fitter. We need to work with big retailers like Wal-Mart to provide incentives for better and healthier consumption. These partnerships are related to public sector cooperation, but need to be considered separately or the value will be lost.

Lifestyle / Sports industry
Lifestyle / sports industry

We need to look at this related industry. Whether it be Nike, or Whole Foods, health and wellness is on the rise.

Food / Agriculture sector
Public sector / Government
Long-term partners
Physican concierge services, alternative pay models
Short-term partners
Key Activities

  1. What are your key activities?
Define protocols between patients and providers
Collect data
Host data on the cloud
Create portal to subscribe to a patient
Use algorithms to digest and understand the data
Identify e-patient networks
Process

constantly and automatically accumulate personal data from a wide variety of devices (biometric sensors, ingestible / implantable devices, self-entry, etc.);
store this accumulated data;
run algorithms;
create metadata;
display information to the patient in a visualize dashboard;
run tests with different tools

Value Proposition

  1. What are your value propositions?
Primary: Internet of Me

Control and maintain your own medical data in an easy to use interface and platform. Distribute your data to relevant parties like physicians, other health care professionals, and data scientists to take meaningful action on your health.

Potential for early diagnosis of and intervention in heart disease conditions and other complications from chronic diseases such as diabetes.

one-stop shop for all health needs

- users can manage and maintain all of their health-related data in one place

IT-enabled personalized healthcare

- responsive to personal health needs and concerns

high usability

- easy to use features

secure

- maintains privacy and data integrity
- compliant with health laws, regulations, and protocols

Customer Relationships

  1. Your customer relationships?
Brand image

Maintaining a vibrant presence in the mobile health industry by managing our brand identity in various social media networks and health organizations

Partnerships with health-related enterprises
Long-term contracts with government/health service providers
Cardiac focus groups
Consumer Communities
Customer Segments

  1. Customer Segments
Main focus: 50+ year old patients
Diagnosed CVD patients
Worried Well
Caregivers
Key Resources

  1. What are your key resources?
Health / Patient advocates and evangelists
Cloud storage
Personnel
Intellectual Property
Sales Force
Channels

  1. Channels
introducers

- Healthcare groups, associations, and organizations
- Health / Patient advocates, evangelists, and bloggers
- Medical representatives
- Employers
- Marketers (social and mass media)
- Company website

influencers

- Celebrity endorsers

closers

- Sales force
- Key account managers
- Payers (insurance providers)

Product Distribution / Delivery

- online product sales
- partner distributors

Cost Structure

  1. What about your cost structure?
Value-driven model

: Capital investments
: Manufacturing costs
: Professional fees
: Administrative costs
- licenses / permits
- taxes
- insurance
- utilities
- rent
- office expenses
- other operating costs
: Salaries and Benefits
: Sales and Marketing costs
: Technology costs
: Distribution costs
: Hosting costs
: Customer acquisition costs

Revenue Streams

  1. What are your revenue streams?
Revenue Model

- Insurance companies
- Employers
- Revenue share with 3rd party app provides to integrate with our solution
- Revenue share with device manufacturers to integrate with our solution
- Sell to healthcare providers/ACO’s to help them improve health outcomes for their patients
- Advertising

Payment models

Insurance companies
Employers
Revenue share with 3rd party app provides to integrate with our solution
Revenue share with device manufacturers to integrate with our solution
Sell to healthcare providers/ACO’s to help them improve health outcomes for their patients

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