Tal Gavoli

We went from a couple of hundred thousand dollars to 2.7 million.

Sure.

So when people are diagnosed with illness, they're not really given a lot of great information from their health care provider.

They'd like to educate them.

They'd like to spend time with them, but they really can't do that.

So instead, patients are left on their own.

They go directly to Dr. Google.

to the wild, wild web, which just overwhelms with them with repetitive, irrelevant, outdated, unreliable, unsafe, and incomprehensible health information.

They really don't know what to trust, what applies to them, and what they should do.

So that really leaves them in a daze, and doctors can't keep up with all medical advancements, can't help them resolve those issues.

What we do is get them the personally relevant, cutting-edge health information that really matters to them.

First of all, WebMD will be generic.

What you do to use Medivisor is you first create a medical profile on Medivisor.

So we ask you about 10 questions about yourself and about 15 questions about each medical condition that you're coping with.

So we actually know where you're at within your treatment journey, within the specifics of your medical condition.

And we use that to figure out what of the 42,000 research papers that were published last year on diabetes or the 1,688 open interventional recruiting clinical trials for breast cancer would be irrelevant to a given patient.

Now WebMD doesn't do any of that.

So there's some static information.

And everybody that's looking for prostate cancer information will see exactly the same thing.

In Medivisor,