Not affiliated, but I believe with every telemedicine company, the care providers need a medical license in each and every state they have patients in. So it will likely be a long time before they have “nationwide” coverage. This is why many telemedicine startups are only in a select handful of states.
It's tough with the state-by-state regulation. CA & NY are in the coming month or two. Then the plan is the next 5-10 states by end of Q1 2022. We'll be sprinting to go fully nationwide by end of 2022.
Is this just because of the prescription drug element of your program? If there weren't any medications involved, would you need any state certifications?
