WeDoctor says that Microdoctor is not good, good doctor says good doctor is not good, Ping An says Ping An is not good, jd.com says JD.com is not good.
It is undeniable that these companies have many problems, and some of them I have scolded myself several times, but have you ever thought that the fundamental problem may lie in the medical industry?
The medical industry itself is special, involving the life and health of individuals, involving ethics, involving very serious privacy, the state always has a set of laws and policies to protect, but also restrictions.
It usually takes about 15-20 years for a doctor to grow up, it takes tens or even hundreds of years for a hospital to establish a reputation, and the success of an innovative Western medicine development may cost billions of dollars and decades, and the success rate has been very low.
These basic elements of medical care determine that this is a slow industry, and there is always a risk of being treated like education, so why does the Internet turn the world upside down as soon as it enters? Can seeing a doctor be the same as buying something?
Medical insurance is essentially everyone's money, but it is under the unified management of the state, so it is equivalent to the country's money, which must be soberly recognized. There are so many dynasties in five thousand years of history, have you ever seen how many people have made money from the hands of the state? Who are these people? What happened?
So I would like to advise you, whether it is an individual or a capital, if you have not made up your mind to stick to it for more than ten years, or not to enter this industry, this is the truth, this industry does not have fast money.
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