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Hello, everyone, this is Luna.
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Today. I'm here to present the business plan 14.
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13 and our company's name is Olympia.
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First, I'm going to talk about some background.
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So why we developed developed Olympia.
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So there are many two reasons versus because of Medicare.
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Um, Star Rating rebate plan.
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And second is because of the herring issue for Medicare
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Star rating.
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So Medicare used a star rating system.
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Your ankle.
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Well, both Medicare Advantage in party plans.
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Perform the health the health plan themselves.
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Evaluate the medication management system, uh, service off pharmacy and
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assigned their own rating to them.
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So there are three major categories that can impact pharmacy
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rebates. There are adherents off diabetes, medications, hypertension medication and
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studies Improve.
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Patient of the hearings will improve our pharmacy rebate.
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So 18% off party rebates are paid by pharmacy in
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2019. That ended up to $9 billion and they are
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facing now is a deciding factor in whether pharmacy make
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a profit or lose money.
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So for the hearing, so as we all know, the
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hearings is always an issue, and Medicare now medication, non
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adherence can put people at risk for many Ah walkable
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complications. So study have shown that medication now adherents for
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chronic ill patient is 50% higher.
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Results in 310 billion and you $310 billion annually.
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In addition, additional health care costs in the US so
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Olympia can help members manager disease, play an important role,
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keep them healthy, empower them to take ownership off their
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disease and maintain health behaviors.
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So so Olympia can close the gap between the non
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adherence and Medicare issues, reduce it impatient and specialized.
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Visit um, and increasing reimbursement rate off the pharmacy.
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Empower the members to self manage their care with support
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from Olympia, their family and health care providers.
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Socioeconomic. Going to talk about our vision and mission statement.
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So our vision is Olympia.
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Envision Use technology to revolutionize home medication management to be
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the leaders off smart at the whole medication dispensing integrated
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solution for patients.
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Seek assistance with Medicare or the hearings and safety.
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So is this.
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The retail pharmacy to earn back there are faced in
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the form off rebate by improving performance on quality measures.
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Our mission statement is provide accessible portable in home medication,
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dispensing system and service to patient to increase to patients
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to increase patient complaints.
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Com complex in poor health off our patients and decrease
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healthcare cost.
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So a brief introduction off our products.
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So Olympia is an automatic medication dispensing device with real
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time monitor options.
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Olympia can hold up 30 day supply off a different
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medications. Regard off their size and ship.
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The APP will record and senators about missing those refill
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dates, daily usage and battery levels.
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When it's time to take the medication, the user will
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receive alarm through their phone, and they just need to
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push the button on their phone to to instruct the
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machine to dispense their appeals.
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And I'm going to go into detail about our products
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so the dispenser it will look like this.
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It will be a water bottle size.
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It had one week battery life.
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It can be controlled by your phone is temporal resistant,
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and there's a different peal.
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Columns inside hold up a different kind of medication and
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also have a GPS tracking system and for the medication
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box, so each patient will receive two medication adherence box
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with a specific idea all it to rotate it month
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to month.
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So this is our descent, and that will be the
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cap. And the medication box will be the bottom.
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And for our application.
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So Olympia application can connect to Olympia medication dispenser.
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It has remembers on a fixed schedule.
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Um, the app page will look like this.
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It would discipline display all the does you're gonna have
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throughout the day and all you need to do to
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display the, uh, just she spends the medication is push
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the Korean baton.
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So our location will be online business model.
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There are many benefits.
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First of all, it will save a lot of money,
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Um, and also have flexible business hours.
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And our goals is increased sale to more than 10,000
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Olympia medication dispenser by year to year to increase program
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pharmacy D, our favorite bit by 20% and increased patient
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adherence rate by 20%.
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And our market analysis.
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So our target market will be, um, pharmacy.
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Um, we will focus on the MTM eligible patients with
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two or three chronic diseases and up to eight medications
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are long term.
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Long term market will be Medicare party insurance companies.
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Our price will be $25 per person per month, service
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fee and $225 dispenser paid by the pharmacy.
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And we also did a swan analysis.
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But because of time, I'm not gonna go into detail
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and talk about it.
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And here also gonna throw in our promotion plan.
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So our promotion plan is to collect data throughout the
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first two years.
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Um, Thio show the insurance company how much money we
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actually saved for them by reducing year readmission and improve
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patients or all outcome.
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And also, we want to use the data to show
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the pharmacy how much money rebate they can earn back
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by improve patients of the hearings.
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And then I'm going to talk about the financial plan
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so I probably not going to go into details about
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each each category off the finance.
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So our set up costs about It's around $100,000 and
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our first year profit is huge because we will contract
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with Kroger and our contract phase 377,000, and our, um,
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the liability and net worth off the first year estimates
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220,000. And the break even point is, for the second
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year, we need to sell 85 Olympian machine every month
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to break even and monthly revenue break even.
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$10,616. Thank you for listening.
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Please email me if you have any questions.
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