gesund.de is a mobile application that connects users with local pharmacies, allowing them to scan e-prescriptions, order medications, and book doctor appointments. The app streamlines the process of obtaining medications by enabling online ordering and quick delivery or pickup, addressing the inconvenience of traditional pharmacy visits.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional methods of obtaining medications and healthcare services often involve time-consuming visits to pharmacies and doctor's offices. Managing prescriptions, ordering refills, and scheduling appointments can be inconvenient and inefficient for patients.
Solution
gesund.de is a mobile application designed to streamline access to local pharmacies and healthcare providers. The app enables users to scan e-prescriptions, order medications online, and book appointments with nearby doctors. By connecting users with a network of local pharmacies, gesund.de facilitates quick medication delivery or pickup, eliminating the need for in-person visits. The platform also allows users to view their prescriptions and manage their healthcare needs from a single interface.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals seeking a convenient and efficient way to manage their prescriptions, order medications, and book doctor appointments, as well as those who prefer to access healthcare services from the comfort of their homes.
Features
- E-prescription scanning via the app using a health insurance card.
- Online ordering of medications from local pharmacies with options for delivery or pickup.
- Appointment booking with doctors and healthcare providers through the app.
- Digital prescription management, allowing users to view their prescribed medications.
- Integration with local pharmacies, providing access to a wide range of medications and healthcare products.
- Location-based search to find nearby pharmacies and healthcare providers.
- Option to collect PAYBACK points on over-the-counter medication purchases.
- Digital submission of paper prescriptions to local pharmacies.