Kompalli: Healthcare demand cannot be artificially inflated, nullifying typical price comparisons
Prasad Kompalli · Mfine founder on Healthcare Technology and Tele-medicine in India ft. Prasad Kompalli @mfinecare · Aug 2, 2021 · at 31:54
Prasad Kompalli, co-founder and CEO of MFine, explains how healthcare consumer dynamics differ from other tech sectors where demand can be stimulated artificially.
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“So in healthcare, you can't inflate the demand artificially. And that also means that if you have a right product there is not a huge price comparison and price issue as such.”
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