Progressive Care Inc (RXMD)

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I'll make it easy! LOL! Oleg Firer has long maintained an interest in the technology for its applications in mobile payments and other related spaces. He’s used his accumulated expertise in the area to become an advisor to the Gainfy Foundation. Gainfy is a healthcare organization that uses blockchain, artificial intelligence, and predictive analytics to revolutionize healthcare access. The foundation seeks to empower its users to leverage technology to streamline appointment scheduling, payment methods, and the receipt of telemedicine advice. It also works to provide patients with an avenue to control their personal medical records and even monetize their usage.
https://professionaltales.com/oleg-firer/

Today Oleg posted an article about the adoption of Blockchain by food companies to cut costs, boost efficiency & improve the transparency of their supply chains. Not surprisingly, Carlos Rangel, Progressive Care's Sr. Marketing Strategist, liked his post. There's nothing to see here, just coincidence...

Progressive Care is a healthcare technology company. Blockchain is their inevitable choice. Oleg can help.

Oleg Firer and his Net Element are the experts in this area: Net Element launched Business Unit Focused on Blockchain Technology in December 2017! https://www.netelement.com/press-releases/release-content/1052336#.XyTVaShKjIU “The new business unit is expected to become a decentralized crypto-based ecosystem that will act as a framework for an unlimited number of value-added services ("VAS") that can connect merchants and consumers directly utilizing blockchain technology while increasing the economic efficiency of all transactions being made within the ecosystem.

When Blockchain meets AI, Shital Mars, Progressive Care's former CEO, had something to say: “AI will have the biggest impact on Pharma in the future. With consolidation and digitization, the result lends itself to automation of analysis and use. Software is already being developed to tackle supply chains, best treatment practices and patient interactions. AI will be used to find hot spots of commonality to tackle a broad range of issues which include proclivity to certain disease states, acute symptom onset and prevention, and transportation and logistics.”
https://www.disruptordaily.com/pharma-technology-trends/

April is the month. Let them merge. The sky is the limit.