Medical marketplace in the age of coronavirus

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And that's why I think that this standard of the medical facility profile on Kliniki.pl is so good that:

First of all, each facility has a very similar profile – in the sense that the description is different, the photos are different, but it can be easily scanned in the same way, i.e. these facilities can be compared.
Secondly, there is a lot of information there from which you can learn about the facility.
Third, it is unique.
We do not copy client websites. We learn from clients what they do, what they specialize in, what kind of patients they like to see the most in terms of the services they provide them commercially. And this profile is created individually. So it is worth visiting us here to see really well-made profiles of medical facilities.



Artur: I know what you're talking about, because I was literally on the website of an aesthetic medicine clinic today to look at some prices. All I had to do was go to one of the clinics in Toruń, to the "Offer" tab. Wanting to find israel rcs data this treatment, I finally had to use "Command+F" and type in the name of the treatment, because I got a table that was squashed onto about 20 screens, which looked like a copy from Word, only the background was different, because it was a website. So I assume that you measure this content every day and I also browse websites. It's 2021 - the end - some websites still scream that the '90s are asking for the design back. But let's change the subject. You've prepared, rebranding, the website, salespeople are walking, they no longer have a problem selling Tourmedica, they don't have to explain it. On the other hand, a new billing model, everything is ready and suddenly the coronavirus came, which affected the industry. How?

Marcin: This is an interesting topic, because as I mentioned, we deal with commercial healthcare, which means that the patient comes and pays. And the beginning of the pandemic was at the end of March, beginning of April. It looked like all of our clients – well, maybe not all of them – 80% closed down. They stopped accepting patients. It was a total shock for us, because if there are no patients, then the patients don't pay, and the clients don't pay us a commission. My call center didn't make appointments at that time, it just canceled them. On the other hand, patients called who didn't want to go to a medical facility. So even if the facility didn't close, very often patients would cancel their services because they were simply afraid. But that all changed in July. Basically, from mid-May, these lockdowns started to be eased a bit.