Blending Hardware, Software, and Services into an Ideal Healthcare Subscription with Dan Zavorotny of Nutrisense

Episode 53 April 12, 2023 00:34:58
Blending Hardware, Software, and Services into an Ideal Healthcare Subscription with Dan Zavorotny of Nutrisense
Subscription Stories: True Tales from the Trenches
Blending Hardware, Software, and Services into an Ideal Healthcare Subscription with Dan Zavorotny of Nutrisense

Apr 12 2023 | 00:34:58

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Show Notes

I’m fascinated by the recent explosion of healthcare subscription companies.  If you’re a regular listener of subscription stories, you probably knew that, as recent guests have included Midi Health’s Joanna Strober, Whoop’s Ben Foster and Matthew Mengerink of Thirty Madison.  We’ve even explored telehealth for PETs on the show with Fuzzy’s Zubin Bhettay.  Today’s guest Dan Zavorotny, Co-Founder and COO of Nutrisense, is focused on helping subscribers optimize metabolic health through a solution that combines hardware, software, and professional advice.

 

In our conversation, Dan shares the story of how he found product market fit, the challenge of building retention around a “checkup-type offering” and how to manage a business when  third parties (in this case hardware manufacturers) provide a significant part of your prop.

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