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This seems to me like this should be a non-profit. This company's revenue growth is misaligned with their customer's goals. Total success would be for the compa
by alexbeloi 8y ago
This seems to me like this should be a non-profit. This company's revenue growth is misaligned with their customer's goals. Total success would be for the company to have 100% churn from successful rehab, the better they are at what they do the higher their churn rate should be. I guess this is a common issue in the health industry, an area that I haven't the slightest clue about.
- adrianmonk 8y agoDepends on the revenue model. They could give you lifetime access for a one-time payment, and then the more you need their services the less money they make. Particularly if it includes any kind of labor like support costs or reviewing your case.
- mark_edward 8y agoMobile, can't link now, but the Obamacare expansion required covering rehab centers, and the industry exploded, and tons of bad actors are doing literally this. There are even cases of centers next to drug dens with staff acting as suppliers/runners I apologise for no link, but quick googling will find the stories.