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4. Fertility clinic operational inefficiencies are like death by 1K cuts (Bob London & Taylor Stein)

Name: 4. Fertility clinic operational inefficiencies are like death by 1K cuts (Bob London & Taylor Stein)
Uploaded: 2021-08-24T14:29:09+00:00
Duration: 21 s
Channel: Bob London
Description: In this brief interview, Bob London emphasizes the critical, personal, and stressful nature of fertility challenges, framing the work of improving clinic…

24 Aug 2021 · 0 min

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In this brief interview, Bob London emphasizes the critical, personal, and stressful nature of fertility challenges, framing the work of improving clinic efficiency as a public service that expands access to care. The co‑host (Speaker B) highlights that fertility practices not using EngagedMD face numerous, compounding operational inefficiencies—described as “death by a thousand cuts”—which hinder their transition to modern care models. While acknowledging that the solution is not yet perfect, they assert that EngagedMD has already made a significant positive impact by streamlining operations, increasing patient capacity, and making fertility care more accessible.

You're doing something incredibly important because, uh, people who have fertility challenges, it's very serious and it's very personal and it's very stressful. And by, by helping fertility clinics work more efficiently and increasing patient capacity, then you're, you're really performing almost a public service. You're making care more accessible to more people.
Absolutely. I think practices that are not using EngagedMD right now are having a much more difficult time transitioning to this new paradigm than practices who are. It's kind of like death by a thousand cuts with all these operational inefficiencies. And so sure, we haven't solved it completely, but certainly we have made a pretty important impact for our customers.