Doctor Anywhere On Transforming Health Care In ASEAN

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on telehealth, highlighting how it acted as a catalyst for growth in Southeast Asia. It explores the changes in business models post-COVID, focusing on the increased demand for telehealth services. The challenges of scaling telehealth in a diverse region like Southeast Asia are addressed, along with the importance of data security and compliance. The video concludes with insights into the company's recent funding and future expansion plans.

How did COVID-19 act as a catalyst for telehealth in Southeast Asia?

• It made telehealth services more futuristic.

• It decreased the need for telehealth services.

• It led to the closure of telehealth companies.

• It increased awareness and acceptance of telehealth.

What trend is observed in healthcare demand post-COVID in Southeast Asia?

• Decline in telehealth usage.

• Reduction in healthcare travel.

• Decrease in primary care demand.

• Increase in secondary care and specialist treatments.

What is a major challenge in scaling telehealth services in Southeast Asia?

• Uniform healthcare regulations across countries.

• Lack of interest in telehealth.

• Diverse healthcare systems and regulations.

• Excessive telehealth providers.

How does digital health help in matching healthcare demand and supply?

• By limiting healthcare access to urban areas.

• By reducing the number of healthcare providers.

• By offering instant access to personalized healthcare.

• By providing cheap healthcare.

What is the company's approach to data security in Southeast Asia?

• Relying on third-party data centers.

• Ignoring data security concerns.

• Having a dedicated team for data security.

• Storing all data on public servers.

What recent financial milestone did the company achieve?

• Series A funding.

• Initial Public Offering (IPO).

• Series B funding.

• Series C funding.

What is the company's plan for future growth?

• Reducing the number of users.

• Building a benchmark-setting product.

• Discontinuing telehealth services.

• Focusing solely on the US market.