How smart devices let nurse practitioners replace expensive allergy specialists
“In order to get buy in from the payers, in order to do value based care deal, we're using devices as our sort of moat, but also a way to offer effective specialist care.”
In order to get buy in from the payers, in order to do value based care deal, we're using devices as our sort of moat, but also a way to offer effective specialist care. So now you can trust maybe a nurse practitioner with remote supervision for patients that have a smart inhaler.
About this clip
Above Health's founder explains their strategy of using smart inhalers and other connected devices to enable nurse practitioners to provide specialist-level allergy care under remote supervision. This device-enabled care model serves as both their competitive moat and their pathway to securing value-based care contracts with insurance payers.
Why this clip
Reveals a specific go-to-market strategy for healthcare startups using technology to solve the specialist shortage while creating payer buy-in.
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