Well right off the bat I want to say I'm a super normal, down to earth guy with a lot of common sense. I'm not the most outgoing, but I develop strong relationships with people and have a great understanding of them. I'm funny and generous and know how to make people feel comfortable in any situation. I would like to be a millionaire by age 25, and I think this idea is what can help me achieve that.
I will be offering the service of knowing the best Hospital, ER, or doctors office to go to. Many people have varying insurance companies and policies, and once you input yours into the app, give a brief description of what you need done, and share your location, you will know the place that is best for you in regards to saving money and reviews based on customer satisfaction.
The one thing all my customers will have in common is a desire to save money. They will either be poor, or they will be facing serious health concerns that will amount to an immense amount of money being owed at the end of it. I truly think of mothers when thinking of this app.
This app will save money for every person who uses it. That right there could be incentive enough. Another positive note is that it will provide customer feedback and reviews so you can gauge which place you should go to for your medical needs.
What sets me apart is how sensitive I am. People may see it as weakness, and it could be, but it can also be a strength. It creates burning desires that motivate me to overcome adversity, and I am learning how to further that strength every day.
I think that these elements all definitely add up to create a viable endeavor. The idea is unique and strong, and I think I have the resources and traits to exploit the greatness this app could live up to.
Hey Dylan, just finished reading your blog on Idea Napkin No. 1. I thought you had a great description of yourself and love how you want to be a millionaire by 25. Always a good idea to set goals because you have something to achieve. Your idea about a cheaper hospital, ER, and doctor is a great idea. Many people do not have insurance and medical bills can get expensive!
ReplyDeleteHey Dylan! As you explain this innovation I am sitting here so convinced that it is something I would totally use. I have been struggling with migraines since I was 15 and I have been jumping from neurologist to neurologist truing to figure out triggers, medication, and sustainable prevention. Unfortunately, some neurologists do not know much about migraines and I end up wasting so much time. This innovation could drastically change this. Great thinking.
ReplyDeleteHey Dylan. Just took the time to read your Idea Napkin post. I think your quality of making people feel comfortable in any situation is key for business and it really helps establish one-on-one connections with customers, suppliers, and developers because who wouldn't want to work with someone they enjoy being around and relate to? Your idea about cheaper ER visits, transparency before visits, and knowing what you get with the money you're paying is a great thing, though hard to implement, I think it will be worthwhile in your future endeavors. Great work.
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