Adie, May I get a copy of the escrow agreement?

Hello Allen, this link should showcase the agreement between us and the SEC. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1674163/000114420418041214/tv499462_ex8.htm

Hi, Several questions came to mind. 1). When do you expect to generate revenue? 2). And when do you expect to reach profitability? 3). How many EMS and health care providers are in your pipeline? 4). BTW, patients may not all have high speed internet access or the 5G network i...

Helen You ask many great questions. Many of these questions have plagued this concept over the years. The initial Idea goes back over 25 years ago when I became a paramedic. In 2000-2005, I had a small startup in New Orleans, where I experimented with many forms of internet access, hardware, and concepts of operations. At that time, there were no practical means of making prehospital telehealth reality. We are very much an early-stage startup realizing that multiple parallel technologies are ...

Matthew, appreciate your detailed response. Could you help me understand the user flow that you're envisioning? When someone with or without insurance needs medical help all of a sudden, they just dial 911, get help, then sort out payment later. When and where does the use of ...

Helen, We envision using a membership model for most of our workflow. Because patients who are known before emergency access will benefit most. A cold call for emergency care is very difficult to triage and manage in the field because you have no knowledge of the patient's baseline, prior medical history, or current medications. It is possible to provide on-demand services, but these will be significantly limited due to unknown health factors . Our model proposes becoming a daily use medical ...

Once you start generating revenue what are your revenue goals for the first 5 years?

Leonardo, Sorry, it took me so long to get back. We have been very conservative in estimating the potential market. But let us make some basic assumptions. The first assumption is we are building a common telehealth daily use hybrid with multiple potential revenue streams that will provide a nationwide infrastructure for EMS and other Allied Health Professionals to tie into. This provides both economies of scale and technological acceptance. The second assumption is we can provide an essentia...

Thanks for your reply. I'm still a little confused so I have a few more questions if you don't mind: -Are you an alternative to health insurance? -What does the monthly fee cover? -Is there a deductible or other fees for live exams, ambulances or onsite vaccinations? -How does...

Leonardo, We have no issue with accepting insurance in the future. However, we believe many of the services we will provide will be cheaper than the out of pocket deductibles for many members. The monthly fee covers the cost of basic membership, which is access to the 24/7 triage center, with a per-access price. There are many combinations we can offer to members for monitoring hardware, dietary services, and lifestyle services. By being members, UrgentEMS will provide the inpatient exams, va...

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