I've been with Forward since before covid, and i love it 😊 No, they don't take insurance, it's a monthly membership fee. You'll still want to keep your insurance to help with things that Forward would have to refer to other for such as, MRIs, physical therapy, mental health. That being said, any visit you have (and there's no limit!), isn't just seeing a doctor, but because every Dr they have is SO compassionate and caring and gives you the time that YOU need (they LISTEN! 😄), I usually feel like I've just left a therapist's office lol. I absolutely love my Forward team 😄
"The doctor of the future will no longer treat the human frame with drugs, but will rather cure and prevent disease with nutrition". This looks very proactive.
How does the information transfer of all the Patient-Data work in the backend? Let‘s say after a checkup it turns out I need surgery. How will all accrued data about my health be passed on to the hospital? Or is it that all data that was gathered at Forward, will only be used within this system? All in all great and innovative approach. I wonder when the conceptual idea of this can be realized in Germany.
I found out that the base visit does not look at all as what is being advertised. Despite my request to see doctor at the forward center (to take advantage of all that advanced technology), I found out that the only way I can "see" the doctor is through the webcam on my computer. The in-person visits are not available and visit recorded by the care team as in-house visit is in reality a visit via web cam.
Absolutely amazing. What type of health insurances would this type of doctors office take? I have a feeling that many offices with these amazing technology devices, will not accept patiences who can not pay out of pocket nor those with fed/state insurances such as: Medicaid. Feel free to correct me if my statement is true or not.
I found an interview with the Forward founder. They don’t take insurance like a regular provider and never will. They are out of network. It’s a concierge model that costs $150/month to be a patient. No copays, as he says. The $150 is a monthly membership fee.
@@gregnixon1296 Why won't they take insurance, I wonder? People pay for insurance, what's the point then? Maybe they don't take insurance bc it's much less complicated that way..
That is so cool. Today’s doctors offices I feel like they are so outdated still. They are still not in the 21st century. Not only that, some doctors offices have doctors that are super dramatic for no reason. Some even just under react. And when you look at the atmosphere, it’s just an office. That’s it. It’s just a plain office. And when they do the bloodwork, they put pressure on you to look for the van and then they put it in thinking that the vein wasn’t responsive and that the doctor lost it and then they have to constantly poke around, when in reality it is there. Like just put the needle in for crying out loud. And then, not to mention, the results can take days, if not weeks or even months. Just to get your results. Think about the inefficiency that comes with it. It’s so old school. Like I mentioned think about the inefficiency that comes with the traditional way. Why is that, when you can just use technology and then just put in the needle and weight minutes just to get your results instead of waiting days or weeks or months and then he wouldn’t be allowed to make an appointment to see the doctor until after you get your lab results. Traditional doctors won’t let you in unless you have labs. I find that to be absurd. Sometimes even at the appointment they all surprise you and say “you’re going to do your bloodwork today before you go to your car”. And you still have to call on a phone and get a hold of a receptionist in 2022 just to make an appointment and sometimes they can be backed up. And then you still have to walk up to a reception desk and then just wait a long time to be called it. Why is that when you can just make an appointment from an app or website and just get in your car and just sign in on a touchscreen display off and then just do what you Gotta do. And one more thing, doctors offices still have those old fashion manual scales and measurements where are you still have to have a nurse move some thing to measure your weight and then you have to get off and then have the nurse check your height with a traditional ruler. Then the doctor has to check your heart rate and temperature and pulse once you see him or her. Why is that when you can just do it all on one machine before you see the doctor. That makes it so much more efficient. And white wait until something goes wrong to go see a doctor when you can just jump on an app on your phone and just chat with somebody when you’re at home.
I like the idea and use of technology for preventative care. As I am considering visiting the newest clinic that opened in my area, I'd like to know who manufacturers the medical devices being used. Thanks
Wow it's just like going to the doctor only plus Bluetooth plus even more of my personal information like who my friends are and which ones I should cut off awesome.
@@Xosidhe My baseline visit was simply the best healthcare experience that I've ever had. I also went for an urgent care injury and was very pleased with my care. The entire staff is amazing.
Blood work in 20 minutes? Seems like they are only testing for the 4-6 obvious stats. How about scanning for cancer proteins? That would be worth something. No mention of a urine sample? Do they do that? That first exam station looks I-ROBOT but all it does is measure blood 02, pulse, weight and temperature? Those are done at every urgent care center when you walk in. Why a fancy station to do what can be done when they take your blood pressure? This just looks like a walk-in version of a smart watch or shiny version of a dr. visit. I'm not saying this is not a good service but I don't see how it serves any more purpose than a dr. visit, except for the data tracking which there are plenty of other ways to manage. I do like the integration of the "holistic" approach which every medical service should do. But, how about a CT scan of your body to look inside, or an ultrasound of your femoral artery? Again, I am not putting this service down, anything that makes people aware of their conditioning is good. But I don't see much more going on here than can be achieved at home or with a standard blood draw from your primary. Which is worth saying, this should not substitute for your primary. just my 2 sense!
Many primary care doctors went to subpar med schools. So, having machines substitute for them is going to be much better. Second, a CT scan releases so much radiation that it is equivalent to standing at the edge of Hiroshima Japan in 1945. Finally, the realt value here is quick speed and more time with you doctor. Primary care often means waiting weeks to see someone with a carribean MD.
I heard U can now join for $99 dollars. but someone did & has not gotten any care for sometime. She should ask for her money back until they have their act together to really offer go as often as U wish to see a doctor there. So far they don't seem to b quite read to give what they offer. several people joined & R now pissed off because they haven't gotten the care they say they have. Also any good phlebotomist doesn't need to use anything special to find a good vein. They can find it easily & you can tell them which veins work well for taking your blood. I always tell them certain veins R roll away & can't get stuck easily. Maybe 5 tries. I don't want to get stuck 5 times so I tell them which veins work the best in my hand.. They need to do more to have their facility really up to parr to help people as often as they wish to go there.
As a certified and excellent phlebotomist- sometimes veins can be tricky no matter WHAT a pt tells you. You can have the most protruding veins yet due to lack of hydration (water- most pts think fasting means no water 🤦🏾♀️when in fact- you should be adviced to drink water WHILE fasting before labs), but when a PBT sticks you- your vein make go flatter than a tire- or roll. I hate having to stick a pt more than once honestly- so if a pt tells me that they are a “hard stick”, or they haven’t kept hydrated prior- I’d love to have a trans illumination device to help find the perfect vein so that I won’t hv to stick repeatedly causing a pt to become uneasy, anxious, frustrated, or annoyed. A little help does not hurt for guidance making my job all the more easier and my patient more comfortable and assured.
Nope, this is always been my sentiment also consistently if at all for healthcare. My opinion was that it was always too expensive, beyond my budgetand was a scam trying to extract a monthly premium because I'm not going to be sick every single month. I've been opposed to many types of insurances for political reasons.however, it would seem I'm coming of typical age, middle that is and now healthcare is my concern and I'm willing to pay for the right package I guess.
Forward is not Medicare certified. So if you are senior citizen on Medicare and currently pay $502 every month for Medicare services, none of Forward services would be paid for by Medicare. Also since they are not certified by medicare, prescription drugs recommended by Forward are not paid for Medicare Plan D, regardless of how much you are paying for Plan D. My recommendation - get certified by medicare, so then senior citizens would be able to use your services.
In their add that repeats on TH-cam like a billion times , he's actually proud of and showing off a thermometer calling it a thermal map and red light spectroscopy? 🤣 Hope he's not a doctor because he fits marketing perfectly!
What is the cost? Do U accept Medicare or health net or LA Care?? Where can I park for free there? I have handicap plates?? How much space does this stuff take on your cell phone??
Forward is not Medicare certified. So if you are senior citizen on Medicare and currently pay $502 every month for Medicare services, none of Forward services would be paid for by Medicare. Also since they are not certified by medicare, prescription drugs recommended by Forward are not paid for Medicare Plan D, regardless of how much you are paying for Plan D. My recommendation - get certified by medicare, so then senior citizens would be able to use your services.
Some of it is, probably. But Covid has caused tech to advance (which is good) as let's be real - people don't change unless they HAVE to. We've been seeing doctors in the same way for DECADES, so it probably is time we move forward. Not having to wait in waiting rooms filled with other sick people is a plus. Having a screen on the wall where you can see all of the info your doctor sees is a plus. That imager that finds your veins - yeah, plus. So while it's a bit "Gucci", there are some advancements in here we do need.
I like the fact that they focus on preventative measures. We’ve needed this forever. So many folks go to a doctor after the fact. But even worse is that they expect the doctor to repair them, usually after treating their own body so terribly for years. We need more preventative healthcare being taught to everyone. Learning preventative measures for one’s health cuts back on needing future medical care. Nowadays the medical field basically makes money off of us being sick. How bout we prevent that? This makes more sense.
@@ravenbelote1801 Skeptical here....world class doctors? full body scans, which is a bombardment of x-rays with a lot of unproven assumptions about results. if it is just a heat map...nahhhh. . Sounds good to get a full picture but this is a lot of bamboozlement. This might be good for healthy people, but if there is a disease involved....nope.
“Hi... we’re a ‘new’ kind of doctor’s office that has each person read a poorly written, scripted introduction since we can’t seem to speak for ourselves.”
This trend of superficiality does not belong in medicine. All I'm seeing is a bunch of redundant buzzwords and features. It might be fun and harmless to prioritize glamour in something like cell phones, but this is kinda dystopian
Stop with the TH-cam advertisements.. honestly it's so annoying I'll never ever consider your company just because of how irritating that advertisement is.
This is superb! (On a sour note, it is hard to tolerate this presenter’s annoying employment of improper inflections in his speech - at the ends of his phrases, the pitch of his voice goes up, as if he were asking a question, when he is actually SUPPOSED to be making a statement! It makes the presenter sound immature, as this is usually a habit if insecure youths, and it reduces the level of positive assurance in the presentation.)
OMG i thought i was the only one who noticed that. !! i actually had to turn the sound off. Also he was doing that swallowing spit and smack noise. this looks like a great idea but if that guy greeted me at the door im turning away . What your talking about with that guys voice is called up talk . Valley girl type talk
In my experience those inflections or various tunes are telltale signs of someone who is hustling you. However I am still intrigued about this service. And the only question, the bottom-line question for me is at $150 per month will you pay for my dental services vision Care services my asthma medication and eczema medication, because I have no HMO never had also, can I add my next of kin on to my plan. If this is possible I'm in
Healthcare is backwards because we're the richest country in the world and people can't afford healthcare. When you have commercials that ignore this, you seem tone deaf.
@@sessarichard $149 with zero deductible for procedures, hospitalizations, etc. You must not have health insurance if you think this is a reality. Forward is not healthcare insurance. It's an add-on for doctor visits, and mostly well visits. But it doesn't provide the same services for specialists. And it doesn't cover you for hospitalizations, drugs, etc.. You have no idea how Forward works. Clearly I know more than you will ever know.
@@sessarichard You need to read more. You thought that you can get healthcare for $149/mo. You clearly are not paying for your healthcare, or you have none. I said what was on my mind. And that is that we need to ask why are we the only industrialized national without universal healthcare. Don't a dummy.
@@sessarichard And btw, it's required by law to have healthcare insurance. You're mandated to get health ins or pay a tax penalty at the end of the year. It sounds like you're unemployed and probably on medicaid.
I've been with Forward since before covid, and i love it 😊 No, they don't take insurance, it's a monthly membership fee. You'll still want to keep your insurance to help with things that Forward would have to refer to other for such as, MRIs, physical therapy, mental health. That being said, any visit you have (and there's no limit!), isn't just seeing a doctor, but because every Dr they have is SO compassionate and caring and gives you the time that YOU need (they LISTEN! 😄), I usually feel like I've just left a therapist's office lol. I absolutely love my Forward team 😄
do they prescribe medication if needed?
Why does he keep saying cool, it’s unintentionally hilarious.
"The doctor of the future will no longer treat the human frame with drugs, but will rather cure and prevent disease with nutrition". This looks very proactive.
How much they pay you for a good review
Health is a lifestyle. When was this video made? Before covid? Perfect timing if so on such a big investment...
How is it possible to be an early small investor in the company?
First of all it would be as a patient
How does the information transfer of all the Patient-Data work in the backend?
Let‘s say after a checkup it turns out I need surgery. How will all accrued data about my health be passed on to the hospital? Or is it that all data that was gathered at Forward, will only be used within this system?
All in all great and innovative approach. I wonder when the conceptual idea of this can be realized in Germany.
How does the body scan work for a person seated in wheelchair or a person is an left hand amputee
How much is a membership? Are you only in california?
But what if person is sitting in a wheelchair or left hand amputee ? How does this work for body scan ??
Wow. I hope one of your offices come to RI
Do you do Fatona laser treatment?
Can’t beat this free service
Good new paradigm in health care. I wish Kaiser had this. Also you should add Audio metrics to this scan.
I found out that the base visit does not look at all as what is being advertised. Despite my request to see doctor at the forward center (to take advantage of all that advanced technology), I found out that the only way I can "see" the doctor is through the webcam on my computer. The in-person visits are not available and visit recorded by the care team as in-house visit is in reality a visit via web cam.
How would you do a Pap test in that chair?
So....everything is COOL with this program...
Super cool
super awesome
😂🤣🤣🤣
Super annoying. Cool?
Is there a phone number or website listed somewhere... I don't see it ....how do I get in touch with these folks
I just joined and found the 23&me kit is not included. When you leave one piece of misinformation on the table you sour the milk.
Absolutely amazing. What type of health insurances would this type of doctors office take?
I have a feeling that many offices with these amazing technology devices, will not accept patiences who can not pay out of pocket nor those with fed/state insurances such as: Medicaid.
Feel free to correct me if my statement is true or not.
I found an interview with the Forward founder. They don’t take insurance like a regular provider and never will. They are out of network. It’s a concierge model that costs $150/month to be a patient. No copays, as he says. The $150 is a monthly membership fee.
@@gregnixon1296 and that’s not permanent…only for the promotion then it goes up.
@@fl4104 Oh. Thank you! Bc ,$150/month almost sounded do-able! Geesh.
@@gregnixon1296 Why won't they take insurance, I wonder? People pay for insurance, what's the point then? Maybe they don't take insurance bc it's much less complicated that way..
How is this any different from what you’d get at your PCP? Seems like regular primary care services with a tech gloss on it.
Your PCP takes your insurance…
@@Xosidhe None of these techniques are considered useful in the big picture.
That is so cool. Today’s doctors offices I feel like they are so outdated still. They are still not in the 21st century. Not only that, some doctors offices have doctors that are super dramatic for no reason. Some even just under react. And when you look at the atmosphere, it’s just an office. That’s it. It’s just a plain office. And when they do the bloodwork, they put pressure on you to look for the van and then they put it in thinking that the vein wasn’t responsive and that the doctor lost it and then they have to constantly poke around, when in reality it is there. Like just put the needle in for crying out loud. And then, not to mention, the results can take days, if not weeks or even months. Just to get your results. Think about the inefficiency that comes with it. It’s so old school. Like I mentioned think about the inefficiency that comes with the traditional way. Why is that, when you can just use technology and then just put in the needle and weight minutes just to get your results instead of waiting days or weeks or months and then he wouldn’t be allowed to make an appointment to see the doctor until after you get your lab results. Traditional doctors won’t let you in unless you have labs. I find that to be absurd. Sometimes even at the appointment they all surprise you and say “you’re going to do your bloodwork today before you go to your car”. And you still have to call on a phone and get a hold of a receptionist in 2022 just to make an appointment and sometimes they can be backed up. And then you still have to walk up to a reception desk and then just wait a long time to be called it. Why is that when you can just make an appointment from an app or website and just get in your car and just sign in on a touchscreen display off and then just do what you Gotta do. And one more thing, doctors offices still have those old fashion manual scales and measurements where are you still have to have a nurse move some thing to measure your weight and then you have to get off and then have the nurse check your height with a traditional ruler. Then the doctor has to check your heart rate and temperature and pulse once you see him or her. Why is that when you can just do it all on one machine before you see the doctor. That makes it so much more efficient. And white wait until something goes wrong to go see a doctor when you can just jump on an app on your phone and just chat with somebody when you’re at home.
I mean yes it could take away some jobs but this is a lot more modern
@@ShawnMKouri nice
Isolate yourself more and more
Never interact with people
I’m Sure that’s healthy for the society as a whole
I like your video presentation. It is informative too, at the same time. Thanks a lot for your guidance!
I like the idea and use of technology for preventative care. As I am considering visiting the newest clinic that opened in my area, I'd like to know who manufacturers the medical devices being used. Thanks
Wow it's just like going to the doctor only plus Bluetooth plus even more of my personal information like who my friends are and which ones I should cut off awesome.
Hooray for Ryan!
What’s his @?
@@AB-oh2nf I don't know 😕
So awesome...I'm in!
Cool
@@Xosidhe My baseline visit was simply the best healthcare experience that I've ever had. I also went for an urgent care injury and was very pleased with my care. The entire staff is amazing.
I’m going for my first visit in December and looking “FORWARD” for my health to improve 🤙🏻
Great free service
I’m joining
Ryan please
🥰
Are you going to be getting the MED BEDS from the space force to heal everybody ???
Blood work in 20 minutes? Seems like they are only testing for the 4-6 obvious stats. How about scanning for cancer proteins? That would be worth something. No mention of a urine sample? Do they do that? That first exam station looks I-ROBOT but all it does is measure blood 02, pulse, weight and temperature? Those are done at every urgent care center when you walk in. Why a fancy station to do what can be done when they take your blood pressure? This just looks like a walk-in version of a smart watch or shiny version of a dr. visit. I'm not saying this is not a good service but I don't see how it serves any more purpose than a dr. visit, except for the data tracking which there are plenty of other ways to manage. I do like the integration of the "holistic" approach which every medical service should do. But, how about a CT scan of your body to look inside, or an ultrasound of your femoral artery? Again, I am not putting this service down, anything that makes people aware of their conditioning is good. But I don't see much more going on here than can be achieved at home or with a standard blood draw from your primary. Which is worth saying, this should not substitute for your primary. just my 2 sense!
b...but...what about red-light spectroscopy?!
PS it's 'just my two CENTS'
Many primary care doctors went to subpar med schools. So, having machines substitute for them is going to be much better. Second, a CT scan releases so much radiation that it is equivalent to standing at the edge of Hiroshima Japan in 1945. Finally, the realt value here is quick speed and more time with you doctor. Primary care often means waiting weeks to see someone with a carribean MD.
This is not for people who are actually sick. It's for healthy people with money. This is not how you practice medicine.
I heard U can now join for $99 dollars. but someone did & has not gotten any care for sometime. She should ask for her money back until they have their act together to really offer go as often as U wish to see a doctor there. So far they don't seem to b quite read to give what they offer. several people joined & R now pissed off because they haven't gotten the care they say they have.
Also any good phlebotomist doesn't need to use anything special to find a good vein.
They can find it easily & you can tell them which veins work well for taking your blood. I always tell them certain veins R roll away & can't get stuck easily. Maybe 5 tries. I don't want to get stuck 5 times so I tell them which veins work the best in my hand..
They need to do more to have their facility really up to parr to help people as often as they wish to go there.
As a certified and excellent phlebotomist- sometimes veins can be tricky no matter WHAT a pt tells you. You can have the most protruding veins yet due to lack of hydration (water- most pts think fasting means no water 🤦🏾♀️when in fact- you should be adviced to drink water WHILE fasting before labs), but when a PBT sticks you- your vein make go flatter than a tire- or roll. I hate having to stick a pt more than once honestly- so if a pt tells me that they are a “hard stick”, or they haven’t kept hydrated prior- I’d love to have a trans illumination device to help find the perfect vein so that I won’t hv to stick repeatedly causing a pt to become uneasy, anxious, frustrated, or annoyed. A little help does not hurt for guidance making my job all the more easier and my patient more comfortable and assured.
Not for $149 a Month! Who the frack sees a doctor every single month?!
Well, I'm curious do you pay for healthcare premiums with a particular HMO at all?
Nope, this is always been my sentiment also consistently if at all for healthcare. My opinion was that it was always too expensive, beyond my budgetand was a scam trying to extract a monthly premium because I'm not going to be sick every single month. I've been opposed to many types of insurances for political reasons.however, it would seem I'm coming of typical age, middle that is and now healthcare is my concern and I'm willing to pay for the right package I guess.
People who value their health by at least $149/mo. If you have the means it is great.
@@dadump1791 This heat scan and genetic testing is not reliable nor is it going to really move you forward with a serious illness.
There is a substantial amount of people who genuinely believe medicine will keep them from dying or getting a permanent disablity.
Just a 4-digit PIN for security?
Forward is not Medicare certified. So if you are senior citizen on Medicare and currently pay $502 every month for Medicare services, none of Forward services would be paid for by Medicare. Also since they are not certified by medicare, prescription drugs recommended by Forward are not paid for Medicare Plan D, regardless of how much you are paying for Plan D. My recommendation - get certified by medicare, so then senior citizens would be able to use your services.
Can I have a Neuro-link installed in my brain? Then I won't need to come in. 😨
75 minutes!!!!??? oh hell no!! I thought this whole thing would be 15 minutes.
“Hey everyone. Welcome in. I’m Doctor Daddy and I’m here to give you a thorough colonoscopy.” 👀
In their add that repeats on TH-cam like a billion times , he's actually proud of and showing off a thermometer calling it a thermal map and red light spectroscopy? 🤣
Hope he's not a doctor because he fits marketing perfectly!
The scene from idiocracy is real now
Forward.....the next Theranos.
I was thinking the same thing!
I loved Elizabeth Holmes! 😂😂
What is the cost? Do U accept Medicare or health net or LA Care??
Where can I park for free there? I have handicap plates??
How much space does this stuff take on your cell phone??
It's about $149 a month
Cell phone???? All other questions seen pertenant....
Forward is not Medicare certified. So if you are senior citizen on Medicare and currently pay $502 every month for Medicare services, none of Forward services would be paid for by Medicare. Also since they are not certified by medicare, prescription drugs recommended by Forward are not paid for Medicare Plan D, regardless of how much you are paying for Plan D. My recommendation - get certified by medicare, so then senior citizens would be able to use your services.
You sound extremely annoying. Call CS!
$149 a month out of pocket. Insurance isn't accepted.
I have The neg. Blood am I a candidate .
Am I a candidate
Say cool one more time 👉
It seems like they're more concerned with fancy gadgets than with patient care. Idk maybe I'm just old-school, but this seems like a gimmick.
Some of it is, probably. But Covid has caused tech to advance (which is good) as let's be real - people don't change unless they HAVE to. We've been seeing doctors in the same way for DECADES, so it probably is time we move forward. Not having to wait in waiting rooms filled with other sick people is a plus. Having a screen on the wall where you can see all of the info your doctor sees is a plus. That imager that finds your veins - yeah, plus. So while it's a bit "Gucci", there are some advancements in here we do need.
I like the fact that they focus on preventative measures. We’ve needed this forever. So many folks go to a doctor after the fact. But even worse is that they expect the doctor to repair them, usually after treating their own body so terribly for years. We need more preventative healthcare being taught to everyone. Learning preventative measures for one’s health cuts back on needing future medical care. Nowadays the medical field basically makes money off of us being sick. How bout we prevent that? This makes more sense.
@@ravenbelote1801 Skeptical here....world class doctors? full body scans, which is a bombardment of x-rays with a lot of unproven assumptions about results. if it is just a heat map...nahhhh. . Sounds good to get a full picture but this is a lot of bamboozlement. This might be good for healthy people, but if there is a disease involved....nope.
Cool. Cool. Cooler. Super cool. Super. Awesome. Way cool. Super neat. Dude, sweet. Neat. Super cool.......lol
Ryan does not know it yet. But he is my husband 🙂
Sorry, I’ve already taken him away and I’m using the body scanner on him daily!
He’s the only reason that I watch this bs.
Fuck! I’m in love 😏😍is he married? Lmao
to the progressive girl.
@@teddybears4life240 😒
Ryan is the reason that so many of us love this infomercial!
They want to Forward their way into your wallets.
“Hi... we’re a ‘new’ kind of doctor’s office that has each person read a poorly written, scripted introduction since we can’t seem to speak for ourselves.”
This trend of superficiality does not belong in medicine. All I'm seeing is a bunch of redundant buzzwords and features. It might be fun and harmless to prioritize glamour in something like cell phones, but this is kinda dystopian
Stop with the TH-cam advertisements.. honestly it's so annoying I'll never ever consider your company just because of how irritating that advertisement is.
This is going to take away the job of an MA. Robots are taking over, the terminator movies got it all right.
Depends on the terminator movie
cough mumble... theranos
Cool its like star trek 😎 you selected female gender lol
This is superb! (On a sour note, it is hard to tolerate this presenter’s annoying employment of improper inflections in his speech - at the ends of his phrases, the pitch of his voice goes up, as if he were asking a question, when he is actually SUPPOSED to be making a statement! It makes the presenter sound immature, as this is usually a habit if insecure youths, and it reduces the level of positive assurance in the presentation.)
OMG i thought i was the only one who noticed that. !! i actually had to turn the sound off. Also he was doing that swallowing spit and smack noise. this looks like a great idea but if that guy greeted me at the door im turning away . What your talking about with that guys voice is called up talk . Valley girl type talk
That is an "upscale" speak practiced especially in a Silicon Valley, California.
Wow
He sounds like he's trying to do an Anthony Jeselnik impression.
In my experience those inflections or various tunes are telltale signs of someone who is hustling you. However I am still intrigued about this service. And the only question, the bottom-line question for me is at $150 per month will you pay for my dental services vision Care services my asthma medication and eczema medication, because I have no HMO never had also, can I add my next of kin on to my plan. If this is possible I'm in
Healthcare is backwards because we're the richest country in the world and people can't afford healthcare. When you have commercials that ignore this, you seem tone deaf.
@@sessarichard $149 with zero deductible for procedures, hospitalizations, etc. You must not have health insurance if you think this is a reality. Forward is not healthcare insurance. It's an add-on for doctor visits, and mostly well visits. But it doesn't provide the same services for specialists. And it doesn't cover you for hospitalizations, drugs, etc.. You have no idea how Forward works. Clearly I know more than you will ever know.
@@sessarichard You need to read more. You thought that you can get healthcare for $149/mo. You clearly are not paying for your healthcare, or you have none.
I said what was on my mind. And that is that we need to ask why are we the only industrialized national without universal healthcare.
Don't a dummy.
@@sessarichard And btw, it's required by law to have healthcare insurance. You're mandated to get health ins or pay a tax penalty at the end of the year. It sounds like you're unemployed and probably on medicaid.
@@sessarichard One of us not only went to medical school but also has a MPH, and one of us is clueless, guess which one you are.
@@PolaOpposite 98% of people have health insurance in the usa, it just sucks for the 2%
I am The neg
Lol this is Scientology just with a new look
What a crock
Sorry I like seeing my doctor I'm allset with more A.i bullshit
if he shaved he'd be really really hot.
who is this doctor❓ youd get more clients if he was shirtless just sayin
I hate Forward
Dear Forward...
It's *preventive* medicine, not *preventative*.
Sorry! Hearing "preventative" always stops my ears. Heh.
Using transsexuals as spokespeople= great business model. Short this stock if you want to make money.