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Democratizing The Back Door: What A $4,000 Membership Says About American Emergency Care

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Democratizing The Back Door: What A $4,000 Membership Says About American Emergency Care
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Sollis Health sells an annual $4,000 membership for acute care that it says aims to deliver faster, more thorough emergency medicine without long waits. The company operates 14 clinics across New York, California and Florida and includes unlimited visits to emergency-medicine-trained clinicians, 24/7 telehealth with the same clinicians, and unlimited access to a care navigation team. House calls, imaging and elective labs cost extra at cash prices listed before services. CEO Brad Olson said Sollis has close to 20,000 members nationwide, and that it does not bill insurance. The article describes on-site laboratory capabilities, round-the-clock CT and ultrasound, IV antibiotics, and referral to a hospital emergency department in fewer than 1% of cases.

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