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 A quick FYI: TechCruch posted on Revolution Health (see my article here) recently. The article is pretty straight forward, but the real action is in the comments section. It looks like Revolution Health and its competitors are arguing about the benefits/shortcomings of Revolution's Website. Interesting reading . . . Source: The Health Care Blog |
...agreed, very interesting reading.
It's particularly insightful to see how non-health care folks size up Revolution. My summary of their comments: lukewarm, at best.
Gloria, Vince:
Thanks for your comments. It will be interesting to see how Revolution Health rolls out and whether/how it will have an impact.
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interesting read indeed. i was notified by them too to spread the word. it didn't hurt to post an entry on my 2 other health blogs.
i would like to see how this would turn up and how the general public would react.
Posted by: Gloria | January 18, 2007 7:24 PM | Permalink to Comment