Telehealth offers an entire gamut of medical services – tele-consultation, tele-coaching, tele-monitoring, and tele-therapy. It is currently characterized by lack of coordination and integration. Telehealth business models are evolving from non-real time to a live customer interactive system. The business model has evolved from a non-real time asynchronous system to a live interactive system. It has also evolved from a stand-alone module for tele-consultation or tele-therapy to an integrated solution that captures patient data, analyses data, and transmits data over third party systems for better health outcomes. Differential pricing models have emerged, offering flexibility of usage based on various customer needs. Start-ups are not only focusing on improving care quality but also providing better access to care and saving time as well as resources.

In this report, starting with a long list of over 200 candidates, we analyze five hot healthcare start-ups focused on improving practice management. We focus on:

• Hot healthcare start-ups: Key players driving disruption
• Funding scenario
• Leading investment areas
• Healthcare start-ups shortlist
• Healthcare start-ups leader board
• Implications for enterprises
• Implications for service providers
• Care management: Industry trends and start-ups
• Current status
• Business models
• Pricing models
• Changing the status quo
• Leading start-ups and profiles
• Profiles of five hot healthcare start-ups in EHR (American Well, Doctor on Demand, HealthTap, MDLIVE, and Teladoc), which encompass tenets such as:
• Business overview
• Leadership details
• Funding trail
• Disruption across technology & business
• Market buzz

The full report – Hot Healthcare Start-ups: Dawn of a New World Order – encompasses 25 hot healthcare start-ups across five investment areas – care financing, care management, EHR, practice management, and telehealth.

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