something they are closer to their public, to their citizens. i would be fine if california had single payer and new york, and maybe mississippi wants to do something different. i think jimmy kimmel would focus on being funny a little more than trying to give health care advice. that s beside the point. i don t think it s going to pass. what works about this, republicans, remember, they were trying to play the democrat s game. they wanted to make the republican version of obamacare. and that meant they were buying into the premise of democrats, which meant you couldn t charge more for pre-existing conditions, and they had a goldberg scheme going. we can t have a mandate so we have to get tax rebates to get people to sign up. graham cassidy flips the script.
economy, the growth for these markets is for smoking cessation products, for these small clinics where they are giving flu shots, giving health care advice, keeping people healthier. so do you see this as cvs getting out in front of what could be a trend. they are a vanguard. we called walgreen s. walgreen s are evaluating this product category. i suspect all of the retailers like this, the drugstore retailers are evaluating this product category. walgreen making a very good point they offer smoking cessation, products and devices and that s important for them. i will say the health care advocates are very, very happy about this. they think it s incredibly important leadership from a big company giving up $2 billion. $2 billion is nothing to sneeze at. there s other growth areas. they are focusing on the health
network. it is live and available in 22 states today. and the physician will then see you through a webcam or you have the option of talking to them on the phone or using online chat if you don t have a webcam. they will take a history. if appropriate, they will, they can prescribe medications or they can give you health care advice. jenna: 24/7, 365 days a year. the price is around $45 more or less they say on average for this service. do you have any concern there is some limitations what you can treat online or over the phone? i think there are certainly some limitations. this is a solution for people with routine medical problems. it s not for everyone. we think people need to have a regular relationship with a primary care provider but many people have trouble accessing that. so people in rural communities, one of our biggest users is people that work. so they don t have to leave the office. they can actually get in and get advice or get treated if appropriate. and it s just a g
day to day but sometimes it s hearter to know what s better nutritionally. i find myself up against that thinking i m making a better choice than i am. you re back again. we liked him so much we brought him back. he developed an application that can help you cook or order your meal in realtime. the other day you were in here and we were talking about a way to make choices at restaurants. you re from georgia tech. that s correct. you sign up a restaurant here in atlanta where if you are looking for a low sodium diet it will tell you what s on the menu that s good for you or low fat. this is different. thank you so much for having me again. i think like you mentioned the last time that that particular aspect or that particular application was for the restaurant. this is for anybody on the internet, any of your viewers to check it out calls usablehealth.com. we want to make health care advice practical. a quick demo. if you went and created your own