Exciting news!

We’ve got exciting news: we are opening our doors to everyone in the New York City area. Yes, we mean everyone.No matter what NYC zip code you live in, you can click over to www.hellohealth.com to sign up, choose your doctor, and schedule your first appointment. Once you’ve signed up and started your monthly $35 membership fee, that first appointment is free.

Although house calls are exclusive to our Williamsburg patients, everyone is considered neighbors and is welcome to stop by our office or visit us online.  

 

 

Opening party pictures

Finally, we have posted all the pictures from the opening party. More than one hundred people came to celebrate the opening of the first Hello Health office. The office is located at 105 Berry Street, Brooklyn, NY.

The subway posters…. again!

Here’s what The Gothamist and animalnewyork.com have to say about the controversy…

Hello Health Says Good-Bye to Subway Posters

CBS Blatantly Lied, Blamed MTA for Their Spinelessness

Rita’s first day at hello health

Rita has joined our team as Consultant, New Business Development for hello health. Welcome aboard Rita.

 

 

 

 

Interactive Advertising and the MTA don’t mix.

Here’s what the creators of the ads have to say about the controversy

hello health creating a disturbance in NYC!

http://animalnewyork.com/news/2008/08/mta-bursts-thoughtbubble-subwa.php

3…2…1…. OPEN!!!!!

We are leaving for NYC!

The Hello Health bus

Beautiful morning here in Quebec City. The Myca team is enroute today to New York. We will be opening our first hello health hub. Kicking  things off with the launch party Thursday evening.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Technodoc Jay Parkinson Says Hello to Franchising

A must-read on the Wall Street Journal Health Blog…

Some closing thoughts from last week:

+Congrats to Don Jones, Rob McCray and the team at Connect for organizing such a worthwhile conference

+”Healthcare is local and its a cottage industry- there will be lots of expirimentation and failures before we see real improvement— the consumer will come to the forefront- Technology is the enabler—technology is not the end game”- David Gruber— J and J

“What will drive customers to adopt is the  value proposition. The product/service does not exist if customers don’t buy it”….  David Gruber  J.and J

“The docs as a community have to come to consensus— you need science that referenced and it needs to change the docs income”

“The chronological mindset of doctors — oldset and new mind set- not age set”

“Access to information will lower costs”

“Stenghen the physician!  More tools — better decisions- less the burden”

“The industy is informational — but the reimbursement is physical-”

“$300 Billion dollars of waste— wow what a market…” Jim Sweeney

“15 million women looking after 2 sets of parents—  an unserved market”

“Onstar- a monitored car costs less than unmonitored on warranty… Will Google and or Microsoft be the repository for this data.. Do consumers need and or want a PHR— .  Healthcare consumers want to be told whats next..Can we put personal tools into the consumers hands… See what they will do with them..” Don Jones- Qualcomm

 “Can some on please develop the Quicken of health care?” Paul Jacobs- CEO Qualcomm

“Where are the successful examples from the consumer world-Apple- Nike— the world wide marathon— social interaction is necessary..”

“We will al be nodes on the web— constantly being monitored..”