Digital health meets Shark Tank (and gets totally annihilated)

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http://medcitynews.com/2013/09/mobile-health-meets-shark-tank-gets-totally-annihilated/

[I watched the episode and was shocked at these doctor's presentation, which 
could be summed up by "Blah Blah Blah, RoloDoc, Twitter, Security, Social 
Media, Facebook, Derp Derp Derp" and then I visited their website knowing this 
episode was video taped months ago, and maybe they fixed their problems, Guess 
again, if its down, check out the Google cache, and wonder how many other 
doctors are wandering around with PHI on their smartphones, or other social 
media accounts not knowing any better  - WK]


By Chris Seper
MedCity News
September 20, 2013

Digital health made an appearance on Shark Tank tonight and got treated like 
the ultimate piece of chum. You would think that a couple of high-tech doctors 
offering the future of mobile technology in healthcare would just blow away the 
likes of Mark Cuban and Kevin O’Leary, right?

Instead, the investors on Shark Tank -- a reality show for investing in startup 
companies -- said the founders of RoloDoc delivered "the worst presentation 
ever."

Another company setting the world on fire selling cake balls at 7-Eleven blew 
the doctors out of the water (and got a Shark Tank investment).

Drs. Albert Amini and Richard Amini clearly passed on checking out a Rock 
Health seminar or MedCity’s startup tips. The premise of RoloDoc is one you’ve 
heard of before: create a credible physician directory and mobile health app 
patients can use to reach out directly to a doctor that fits them perfectly. 
The site would become like a LinkedIn for physicians, and patients would use 
RoloDoc to upload and display their medical records.

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