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Quick summary of the bullet points:
- Flexible ride scheduling for patients, caregivers and staff.
- Access for patients without a smartphone.
- Simple billing, reporting, and management.
- HIPAA Compliance.
Interesting idea.
Introducing Uber Health, Removing Transportation as a Barrier to Care
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Comments
Doesn't this already exist everywhere? Local services are usually readily available. Remember, many elderlies cannot drive and they still have to get to the doctors. Uber minus app is basically just another taxi service. I see a lot of irony in this one.
Also wonder why Uber even bothers to capture this market. Just extending its monopoly, I guess.
"Uber minus app is basically just another taxi service"
What's your point? That's true whether they are taking an elderly person to the doctor or a millenial to work in the morning.
Does insurance cover this I wonder?
Marketing ploy.
BTW, Uber must have just seen this news on how people are calling Uber over 911 They saw it as an opportunity to take over ambulance service completely.
A lot of elderly people can really use this. Getting to and from the doctor's is a challenge.