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Your tagline isn't quite right. Consider the use cases of Zomato or OYO. When do you use these services? Typically, it's when you're away from home or when no one is around. What I'm suggesting is that local people generally prefer their own doctors, while migrants or travelers might use such services more efficiently. Don't just limit yourself to examples like OYO or Zomato; think bigger. However, there are several hurdles to consider: The healthcare sector is highly regulated, and obtaining government permissions can be challenging. Information in this sector is sensitive, and both hospitals and patients are reluctant to share it. Many hospitals are run by corporations rather than individual doctors. Doctors are often bound by corporate rules. Monetization through booking fees, platform fees, and hospital advertising is possible. Government health insurance schemes make it unlikely that the government would share details with external parties. Some corporate doctors might prescribe unnecessary tests to meet monthly targets—a harsh reality. Communication between insurance providers and customers can be extremely challenging. In India, people often have an emotional connection to their family doctors. Not all doctors will be punctual or transparent. While these challenges are significant, great entrepreneurs don’t shy away from difficulties; they work to solve them. My suggestion is to start with a niche market, such as dental clinics, where there are fewer regulations and no insurance component. You could begin by educating your customers and collaborating with product sellers like toothbrush and tongue cleaner manufacturers. This will help you understand your market and user behavior. From there, you could expand to veterinary hospitals and diagnostics. Execution is crucial, so challenge yourself, build your solution, and aim to become a new billionaire. I'm not challenging your idea, just offering my perspective. As you asked my opinion

Hi Medialites, "MyFuturDoc" is rebranded to "DrFutur".

1.) How are you planning to monitize?. 2.) how can you ensure data security? 3.) what is the state of your startup at present? 4.) how will you convince hospitals to come to your platform? (As they have large amount of patients flow). Please don't give generic answers.

Hey Founder/s I loved the concept of this app. Hope you answer some of my questions. How will the startup ensure the security and privacy of digital medical records to protect against data breaches and unauthorized access? What strategies will the platform use to integrate seamlessly with existing healthcare systems like hospitals, clinics, and insurance companies How will you build trust with patients and healthcare providers to encourage adoption of the platform? How will the app address the technological demands of maintaining AI analytics, GPS tracking for ambulances, and real-time bed availability systems? What differentiate the app itself and highlight its USP How will "MyFuturDoc" convince doctors and hospitals to adopt the platform

This one's a really good one.It fulfills the definition of startup

It's good but in big hospitals they have their own blood banks , and also their ambulance come to you in one call and also have started working on it already?? If not then you should because then you will understand there are so many odds in this ..

Problem solving 🚀

Nice idea bro. Solving a genuine problem