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EP8: Revolutionizing Healthcare Transparency and Ensuring Patients Get Quality Care with Chad Erickson | Co-Founder of GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, we're excited to welcome Chad Erickson, the passionate co-founder of GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com.
Across the globe, patients are increasingly seeking access to quality care and the ability to make informed decisions about their healthcare. Recognizing this, GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com has emerged with a transformative solution. Their mission? To empower patients by providing a platform that simplifies the process of finding and reviewing physicians, thereby democratizing access to quality healthcare.
In this enlightening conversation, a key highlight is Chad's unique insight into the necessity of having a reliable platform to choose and review physicians, shedding light on a groundbreaking approach to healthcare service delivery. As we delve deeper, we get a glimpse into the legacy he envisions for GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com, revealing the ambitions of a company that's on a mission to revolutionize the healthcare sector. Chad's unwavering commitment to this mission, a theme that resurfaces throughout our discussion, has significantly influenced his entrepreneurial journey. For those fascinated by the potential of HealthTech and the future of healthcare delivery, his thought-provoking insights are sure to resonate deeply.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone eager to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of HealthTech, the promise of digital healthcare platforms, and the power of mission-driven entrepreneurship.
LINKS
Invest in GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com (https://wefunder.com/good.doctor.bad.doctor)
Chad Erickson LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-j-erickson/)
Outro Song - Somber in the Subaru by sluggface
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenextbigthing.substack.com
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By Connor FataIn this episode of The Next Big Thing, we're excited to welcome Chad Erickson, the passionate co-founder of GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com.
Across the globe, patients are increasingly seeking access to quality care and the ability to make informed decisions about their healthcare. Recognizing this, GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com has emerged with a transformative solution. Their mission? To empower patients by providing a platform that simplifies the process of finding and reviewing physicians, thereby democratizing access to quality healthcare.
In this enlightening conversation, a key highlight is Chad's unique insight into the necessity of having a reliable platform to choose and review physicians, shedding light on a groundbreaking approach to healthcare service delivery. As we delve deeper, we get a glimpse into the legacy he envisions for GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com, revealing the ambitions of a company that's on a mission to revolutionize the healthcare sector. Chad's unwavering commitment to this mission, a theme that resurfaces throughout our discussion, has significantly influenced his entrepreneurial journey. For those fascinated by the potential of HealthTech and the future of healthcare delivery, his thought-provoking insights are sure to resonate deeply.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone eager to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of HealthTech, the promise of digital healthcare platforms, and the power of mission-driven entrepreneurship.
LINKS
Invest in GoodDoctorBadDoctor.com (https://wefunder.com/good.doctor.bad.doctor)
Chad Erickson LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-j-erickson/)
Outro Song - Somber in the Subaru by sluggface
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenextbigthing.substack.com