Mr. Beat Up
speaker
680 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 8 Jul
Mr. Beat Up’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Telehealth started in 2017 with HIMSS, Men's Health.
Then in 2018, they started HERS, Women's Health.
They have licensed clinicians who can diagnose and prescribe, and then they'll ship things discreetly to people's doors, cut out all of the middlemen and all of the rent-seekers in the American healthcare landscape.
That's the business model.
Today, they've got 2.6 million subscribers.
They're one of the fastest growing healthcare businesses in the US.
But Simon, God, they've been beaten up.
Yeah, they bought a facility in California to compound peptides.
Okay, so if you didn't follow that, it had a massive run up in the last few years and then it's down 60%.
Well, when we do this Mr. Beat Up segment, we like to look at our four-step checklist to think about is an individual stock worth adding to the portfolio?
And question number one, Simon, is does it make a great product or service?
I mean, healthcare in America is more than annoying.
It's debt-inducing and life-ruining a lot of the time.
And obviously, that's more like hospital stays and surgeries.
But America is Kafkaesque and expensive.
And if they can simplify that, yeah.
So another way to think about does it make a great product or service is how much people are spending with it.
And the revenue story is pretty incredible.
In 2020, it made $148 million.
From there, this is its annual revenue growth each year.
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