Hello Health is a friendly, branded consumer experience with your accessible neighborhood doctor.  We see you in person.  We talk with you via the internet.  We’re close to home and we’re an email, SMS, or IM away.  We take the pain out of going to the doctor.  We’re partners with you.  

You create an account with us and become a member of Hello Health for a range of Netflix-priced monthly fees, make your appointment online for either that day or the next, and we meet you in your home, office, or at our office.  If you are sick and don’t want to leave bed, we’ll come to you with medication in hand.  All of your records are online and available to you, whenever you need them.  If you forgot 85% of what I said, simply log in and press play — everything is recorded — even in-person visits.  You own your information — we simply house it for you.  Most importantly, it’s an enjoyable branded experience so you’ll know you get the same quality at any Hello Health.  It’s a partnership with you to optimize your good times in this lovely world for less money than a 4 minute visit with your old doctor who practices in the 20th Century.  It’s the Whole Foods of healthcare delivery branded/advertised/marketed/designed by the most sought after agency in the world — The Barbarian Group.

On the doctor side, we at Myca have developed a facebook-like platform that allows me to see and receive client updates and communicate via email, IM, video, and SMS with my clients and colleagues.  We don’t do eVisits — we simply communicate normally via a whole range of communication options to help streamline healthcare delivery.  It’s also a system for documenting each interaction, whether in-person or online.  It’s fully integrated with everything you need to deliver healthcare in today’s world.  

Myca and Hello Health turn doctors into entrepreneurs.  We give doctors options — they don’t have to slave away for someone else’s profits.  We intensively screen them to find the right fit, build their office for them, advertise, and give them the keys.  They make money by delivering care and sharing in the subscription pool.  It’s a win/win/win for doctors/patients/us.

It’s simply healthcare done right using today’s communication tools.

Because we can.  Because consumers want accessible doctors.  Because doctors want to be doctors in the 21st Century.