So here’s an interesting offering from local doctor’s office in Japan:
“If your business lacks an on-site doctor, we’ll serve as a consultant over Line for $100 a month or $200 if you have more than 20 employees. Scope of service is advice not medical care; 24 hour response SLA”
“If your business lacks an on-site doctor, we’ll serve as a consultant over Line for $100 a month or $200 if you have more than 20 employees. Scope of service is advice not medical care; 24 hour response SLA”
Presumably absurdly high margin for the doctors, very easy to budget for businesses (and so cheap it is irrational not to have it), some actual utility to all parties.
A huge portion of medical practice is successfully diverting subclinical issues from the medical system and escalating important things appropriately. This lets them do both plus assist businesses with preventative strategizing.
(Also solves some complicated social issues, which should be less complicated but we work in the culture we have not the culture we wish we had. “Boss can I talk to the doc? I have been feeling just exhausted.” Doc: “You should take a day.” “Boss I need to take a day.”)
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