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The forgotten startup 'Practo' ? Ever wondered how Practo rakes in the cash and became a healthcare titan? Here's the lowdown: - Online appointments: Practo charges docs per booking. (pehle pesa fir Kam) - Listing fees: Docs and hospitals pay

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I wonder how much the B2B partnerships (labs, hospitals, etc.) contribute versus the B2C fees from patients? Those B2B deals could be quite lucrative with revenue-sharing models. Though maintaining those relationships and dealing with bureaucracy is probably a challenge.

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