WELL, the blockchain of medical services, will launch its ICO

The blockchain platform for health care, WELL, announced the launch of its long-awaited sale of crypto-active and its white list.

It is often difficult to access medical care while traveling abroad. In these cases, it is always a tedious process to obtain an accurate patient history. For its part, medical research takes a painfully long time to meet the approval requirements and also, the health system as a whole is outdated in many aspects.

In addition, according to the World Bank and the World Health Organization, half of the world does not have access to essential health services and 100 million people are pushed into extreme poverty due to the cost of these services.

WELL, a virtual support platform compatible with HIPAA (the Law on Health Insurance Portability and Accountability, for its acronym in English) proposed a solution to the problem described using blockchain technology, which will allow its users to join the project and participate in your fundraising campaign.

WELL is building a global market, decentralized and based on the blockchain, dedicated to health care. In this way, this service is globalizing and eliminating the borders of the countries to directly connect health specialists with patients from all over the world.

With a product that is already in operation and several associations already formed, WELL is preparing to grow and develop its business in a more profitable way. By 2017, I had the largest network of therapists in the state of California. To date, this initiative has carried out 22,916 consultations, which have been carried out both in clinics and in wellness visits.

Now the project is working on the creation of a sample of medical attention on demand that solves the current problems of cross-border payments, data accessibility and payment risk, while allowing patients from all over the world access to medical care. highest quality

WELL is a virtual support platform compatible with HIPAA that encompasses telemedicine, biometric devices and telemonitoring, to involve and manage patients and populations at risk. WELL has a secure embedded messaging system and its own network of private clinics comprised of more than 1,600 providers covering 49 states in the US. UU and other parts of the world. We are planning to use the funds collected during the fundraising campaign in the development of our own blockchain and in the distribution of the WELL platform throughout the world.

WELL co-founder Alex Prokhorov comments: "By narrowing the barrier of contacting a doctor, WELL saves considerable health care costs and encourages patients to visit the local emergency department only when appropriate. According to modern standards, the blockchain is more private, has more liquidity, costs less to administer and provides a flow of real-time medical data that saves lives. "

The sale of WELL cryptoactives will open to the public at 5:00 p.m. (PST) this Thursday, February 25, 2018 and will end when the maximum limit of $ 28,000,000 or at 5:00 P.M. (PST) of Tuesday, May 15 of the same year.

The primary goal of the project's collection campaign is $ 3,000,000 and that amount has already been collected during the private presale. During the ICO, the WELL tokens will have a value of $ 0.08 per unit and those interested can acquire them using 90 types of cryptocurrencies such as ETH, BTC, LTC and also with fiat currencies.

Prior to the ICO, prospective investors can subscribe to join the white list and receive a 40% bonus on the WELL cryptoactives. The WELL white list was opened to the public today and will close on Thursday, February 25, 2018.

ABOUT WELL'S ORIGIN

Ildar Fazulyanov started WELL in April 2015, driven by his inability to access timely medical care. In a snowboard accident, Ildar broke his leg and had to undergo surgery. After being discharged, he required physiotherapy and rehabilitation, just like many other patients in similar situations. This experience inspired him to create WELL, a company that he incorporated into the Delaware, Inc. C Corporation on June 4 of that same year.

The platform works with the following companies: Medicare, myMatrixx®, Optum and Century Pacific Medical, Inc. WELL also works with Medi-Cal, Veteran Affairs, Tricare, Medicare Advantage, several HMO / PPO plans, Self-Pay / Private Pay, Dozens of hospitals, as well as Assisted Living Facilities, Hospices and more than 200 home health care agencies.

It is important to note that today WELL doctors speak several languages, among them: English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean, Armenian, Vietnamese, Farsi, Japanese, Russian and Hebrew, among others.