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"This is the best investment I've made this century. Digital Healthcare's
automated primary insurance detection eliminates billions of dollars in
waste in the healthcare industry, greatly reduces the admission process time
and cost, they have no competition, they fill a huge need, and this
investment offers the real potential to multiply my invested assets. I
couldn't ask for a better investment that helps everyone involved - the
government, states, hospitals, insurance companies, taxpayers,
corporate health plans,
and
doctors. I recommend anyone looking for a Win-Win investment to get
involved." Robert Getz, Digital Healthcare Stockholder |
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COMPANY
Digital Healthcare
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Product/
Technology:
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Automated Coordination of Benefits
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Description:
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Medical providers like hospitals, and payers like Aetna
and Medicaid, do not have a way to automate and centralize the
eligibility data that is essential in their every day business
transactions - 20% of the time hospitals fail to find the correct
payer to send the bill to – and likewise, 20% of the time payers are
paying for claims that don’t belong to them – both sides have a
fiduciary duty to their clients/funds to automate this process.
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Objective: |
Obtain financing to save doctors, hospitals, States, and government
Billions of dollars annually. |
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Website:
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digitalhealthcare.us |
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Contact: |
Pamela Peterson, Treasurer |
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Phone:
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216-520-1005 |
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Email: |
ppeterson@digitalhealthcare.us |
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Business Type:
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Technology that automates
AND
sorts out eligibility data to determine who should pay for a medical
claim when more than one payer is found
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Business
Location: |
Cleveland, Ohio |
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Business Formed:
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1993, solution
under development until 2006, when go to market efforts began
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Corporate Status:
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Privately Held
C-Corporation |
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Management Status:
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President – Richard Godoy.
Treasurer –Pamela Peterson
Hospitals Sales Director – Gordon Getz
Govt. Relations Director –
Ryan Erwin
Intellectual Property – Pat Lawlor, JD IT
– Nathan Hodgen
Bios available in
the business plan
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Board of
Advisors: |
Jeffrey Winter, MD
Conant Atwood, MBA
Lou
DeFalco, CPA
George Brown, Former VP of BCBS
Robert Getz, Successful Entrepreneur
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Intellectual
Property: |
Patent Pending
Technology,
Trade Secret,
Copyrights
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Market Segment: |
Healthcare
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Market Size: |
The opportunity is
a $14 Billion-per-year market in a natural monopoly with overheads less
than 30% of income.
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Current Staffing: |
5 full time – 5
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FINANCIALS
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Capital Raised and
Provided by: |
Significant capital
has been raised to date. The full cap-table is available in our Private
Placement Memorandum. This will be made available upon request to
accredited investors. Please call/email us to find out if you qualify as
an accredited investor.
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Current Capital
Needs:
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Actively raising
capital to execute on contracts and to facilitated ongoing expansion.
Exact terms available within the Private Placement Memorandum which is
available to accredited investors.
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Three Year Revenue
Forecast: |
2009 projected $105M*
this is projection and may or may not be achieved or exceeded.
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Video Presenter:
Pamela
Peterson,
Treasurer
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Roger Coleman
“The future of healthcare billing is Digital. I want to be a part of that.”
Terry Rogers, MD in Seattle WA
- Stockholder
"Finding the correct payer costs the industry as a whole hundreds of
millions of dollars a year. You could help solve this thorny issue and
realize a terrific return on your investment."
Richard Trembley -Stockholder
“To me, investing in a company that benefits so many is a no-brainer. We’re
talking savings to the government in the high millions and beyond. That
means positive impact to the taxpayer. Way overdue.”
Brandon Murphy -Stockholder
“Estimates of the taxpayer savings that Digital Healthcare could provide
vary, however, it is clear to me that tens of billions of dollars annually
is being wasted by government entities that are unable to identify primary
payers of healthcare benefits. Digital Healthcare can solve that problem
and the savings will be extraordinary”
Chris Perini
“When I first was told exactly how bad the healthcare industry was in terms
of billing and efficiency I couldn’t believe it. To say the hamburger chains
are better than the medical profession was a mind-blower. This is a product
that needs to be implemented. The lack of competitors makes my decision
easy.”
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