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How does Doc.com offer free doctor consultations?

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Charles Nader's Changing the Healthcare System: Doc.com's Mission to Deliver Free Care Worldwide
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01Consultations are deliberately capped around 15 minutes — if you need more time than that, Charles says you should go see a doctor in person. source →

02Doc.com's AI collects symptoms, scans the patient's face for vitals, and hands the doctor a pre-processed case with a suggested diagnosis and treatment, cutting consultation time. source →

03Charles acquired doc.com in 2018 after a year of weekly calls (including sending the receptionist flowers) and has since turned down offers worth 10x what he paid, because 'Doc' translates across English, Spanish and Chinese. source →

04Doc.com planned to list on the NASDAQ before year end after 18 months of preparation; Charles says PCAOB-level auditing forced the company to clean up and polish everything internally. source →

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It was just one of those pieces that I thought was necessary to really make it global. It works in multiple languages. Doc is really doctor and Spanish and English.
Charles Nader · Charles Nader's Changing the Healthcare System: Doc. (14:21)
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