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MediXall Group Issues Open Letter to MediXall.com Shareholders
MediXall Group Issues Open Letter to MediXall.com Shareholders.
About this update from Medixall Group, Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":"\nFort Lauderdale, FL, April 02, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- MediXall Group Inc., (OTCQB: MDXL), a technology and innovation-driven organization focused on transforming the patient-provider experience, today issued an open letter to the Company's shareholders regarding MediXall.com’s accomplishments in 2018 and plans moving forward. The letter from MediXall.com President, Michael Swartz, follows:\n Dear Fellow Shareholders: At MediXall Group, we are building a better process in healthcare. Imagine that as soon as your physician identified a need (e.g., an MRI of your knee), they pulled up a list of options, and based on your insurance benefits, provided you with the options that best fit your coverage situation. Or, if your doctor gave you options to pay up front at a pre-negotiated discounted price (with your purchase being able to be applied to your deductible); and, if you have already met your deductible, allow you to book an appointment and use your insurance to receive some type of financial benefit.  A step further, what if you could compare different options and schedule/pay for that visit before you left your physician’s office or be able to book the appointment in the comfort of your home while using either your computer or phone? That’s MediXall.com. We are at the beginning of consumer-focused healthcare, and, if we execute well, this is the beginning for MediXall.com. As an organization, we are applying consumer-driven technology to the healthcare process to create real value for our users. By doing so, we are striving to create an enduring company, even in established and large markets. Today, consumers simply want to get something done or resolve an issue (i.e. track a package; change a flight; fix a problem). These consumers increasingly want to do so quickly and efficiently online, without having to make a phone call, send an email or schedule an appointment. Plus, customers will come to expect even greater control over their service experience as advanced mobile devices find their way into more hands around the world. With customer expectations continuing to rise, self-service is no longer a “nice-to-have.” Rather, end-to-end self-service capabilities will play an increasingly central role in who retains more customers, fosters innovation and spurs gr...