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| DATE | 2008-08-11 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Free Software Chamber of Commerce: Healthcare Focus
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Hello
I've been seriously considering for about a year the possibilities of
using Free Software to create a profitable healthcare business model.
Looking over several options, I'm thinking that now is the time to
put some ideas into action and to make a serious effort to crack
this market.
Reviewing the software as a medical professional for the last 2 decades,
it has become very clear that most of what exists is very bad,
especially in the Pharmacy field, which is likely the fastest developing
segement of this market, but also on the hospital end.
I want to call a meeting in the next week for capable people who can
help quickly ramp up many of the ideas that I've put together and to
create a new market for Healthcare services that would comply with
current US standards, HIPPA and produce an integration of information
that currently doesn't exist.
If you would be serious about helping to develop such a system, please
join me next week to flesh out the current available solutions and
what can and needs to be developed. We're talking mostly about
intellectual capital here.
I'm currently working mostly evenings from 3:30PM to midnight in a
major hospital. I'd be looking most likely at a morning meeting,
possibly Sunday early afternoon.
Ruben Safir
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