VSEE
VSee Health, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

Bought [$VSEE](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/VSEE?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=RobinHoodPennyStocks&utm_term=VSEE&utm_content=variant_1770783153594_iyltj) at $3.20 thinking the DocBox partnership was the moon shot. Turns out "vendor-agnostic bedside data" translates to "slow hospital adoption." Could be wrong, but watching if this actually moves revenue or stays a nice press release.

$VSEE - Through this strategic partnership, VSee's telehealth and AI workflows are powered by DocBox's, vendor-agnostic bedside data infrastructure, enabling hospitals to operationalize real-time, structured clinical data across every ICU device, monitor, and system.

<polemic follows but reading it will be rewarded with a list of stocks>
I am cynical about the business they call health care in the US. My prediction is that a swarm of eager shiny software and hardware vendors will come out from behind the cabinets with gadgetry, EHR as you say (which is hard to use, confusing, error prone, difficult for doctors to get information from but which makes Risk Management very happy,) remote monitoring (mostly to track how sick people are and ensure patient compliance,) and ways to connect people to the lowest-qualified remote medication dispensers. I have experienced the inanity of all these sorts of things first-hand.
If there's one bright spot it's the possibility of helpful AI that will make up for the lack of time doctors have to think about what's wrong with their patients. Another is the potential to connect Dr. Smalltown with experts in Smartville.
I sure hope someone is thinking about improvements in ambulance service too.
God forbid someone start asking patients for their input instead of sending out feedback forms asking if they liked the waiting room decor.
Thanks for reading. As promised - an AI gen'd list of companies that might do well in this space:
MASI, DXCM, IRTC, RMD, BFLY, PODD, TDOC, TBRG, OM, INSP, NPCE, BTCY, VSEE, SOPH, SRTS

Bought [$VSEE](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/VSEE?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=RobinHoodPennyStocks&utm_term=VSEE&utm_content=variant_1770783153594_iyltj) at $3.20 thinking the DocBox partnership was the moon shot. Turns out "vendor-agnostic bedside data" translates to "slow hospital adoption." Could be wrong, but watching if this actually moves revenue or stays a nice press release.

$VSEE - Through this strategic partnership, VSee's telehealth and AI workflows are powered by DocBox's, vendor-agnostic bedside data infrastructure, enabling hospitals to operationalize real-time, structured clinical data across every ICU device, monitor, and system.

<polemic follows but reading it will be rewarded with a list of stocks>
I am cynical about the business they call health care in the US. My prediction is that a swarm of eager shiny software and hardware vendors will come out from behind the cabinets with gadgetry, EHR as you say (which is hard to use, confusing, error prone, difficult for doctors to get information from but which makes Risk Management very happy,) remote monitoring (mostly to track how sick people are and ensure patient compliance,) and ways to connect people to the lowest-qualified remote medication dispensers. I have experienced the inanity of all these sorts of things first-hand.
If there's one bright spot it's the possibility of helpful AI that will make up for the lack of time doctors have to think about what's wrong with their patients. Another is the potential to connect Dr. Smalltown with experts in Smartville.
I sure hope someone is thinking about improvements in ambulance service too.
God forbid someone start asking patients for their input instead of sending out feedback forms asking if they liked the waiting room decor.
Thanks for reading. As promised - an AI gen'd list of companies that might do well in this space:
MASI, DXCM, IRTC, RMD, BFLY, PODD, TDOC, TBRG, OM, INSP, NPCE, BTCY, VSEE, SOPH, SRTS