why aren't all 9 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
Chen: Kaiser's 52% virtual visit metric includes web portal logins
“Turned out that It's a little bit not quite true, right? Most people say, say, do you mean like, 52% of Kaiser Permanente visitors are not on telemedicine? No. What they mean is, every time you're going to, ah, let's say, a webpage, a patient portal, request s…”
Assertion Partly supported
Chen: International Space Station video communication uses VSee exclusively
“For example, one of our customers are most proud of is the astronauts. In fact, all video communication from the International Space Station are done exclusively using our software.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Chen: VSee maintains close to 100% customer retention
“We have a close to a hundred percent customer retention in there.”
Assertion Supported
Chen: VSee built telemedicine systems for Trinity and Ascension Healthcare
“In terms of the second and third largest healthcare system in the U.S., Trinity and Ascension Healthcare, specifically like C-Ten, so we're the company that build their telemedicine system”
Disclosure
Chen: VSee charges $49 to $499 per medical provider monthly
“Typically our customers, when they buy stuff, the cost ranges of between about 49 to 499 dollars per medical provider per month, again, based on the features and options.”
Assertion Supported
Chen: VSee received its initial investment from In-Q-Tel
“We actually receive our initial investment with In-Q-Tel, the investment arm by the U S government.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Chen: VSee has more than 1,000 paid customer accounts
“We have in general, we have overall, we have a little more than a thousand paid customers.”
Disclosure
Chen: VSee pivoted from general video conferencing to pure telehealth
“We actually started as a general video conference market, but we actually pivoted to be purely on telehealth.”
Disclosure
Chen: Video accounts for roughly 20% of VSee's product effort
“Turn out that these days about probably videos, maybe about 20% what we do, the 80% what we do is about aiming to make telemedicine just an everyday experience.”