I am quite curious about the vision of their future. What are then up to? There are many technologies that you can take advantage of nowadays. It is all up you to come up with services that you want to provide. Technologies are equally available to everyone. You have to have connections, human connections, to implement your services. I am interested to see what kid of services that RXMD is planning to provide. They are not into retail business. They can implement many aspects of their business model without having offices throughout the US. (They may need some at key locations.) I am imaging they are providing middle man services through out the US. Middle man services that connects patients, nursing homes, doctors, insurance companies and carriers at the tip of your fingers. Just by vising their web site, your medical needs will be met. What if doctors appointments, your prescription schedules, insurance coverage and billing and so are all taken care of. You don't need to organize these thing by your self. RXMD can take are of them for you. That would be nice. You only need to talk to RXMD. I don't know if they are heading towards such a total solution to solve patients needs. (Especially for old people who need a lot of help.) That is one possible business model that I can think of for RXMD by looking at what they have been doing. The key to their success is not technologies that adopt. It is if they can build human connections, good relationships, (infrastructure) between various entities or not, I think.
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