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Dr. Jeremy Gabrysch, Founder & CEO,  Remedy

COVID-19, the coronavirus, is putting the transformation of American healthcare delivery on fast-forward. Austin's Remedy is at the forefront of that technological shift, offering a blend of good old fashioned house calls, traditional clinics, and the latest applications in telemedicine. In this episode, Austin Business Journal Managing Editor Will Anderson profiles former ER doc, Founder &amp; CEO of Remedy, Jeremy Gabrysch.

COVID-19, the coronavirus, is putting the transformation of American healthcare delivery on fast-forward. Austin's Remedy is at the forefront of that technological shift, offering a blend of good old fashioned house calls, traditional clinics, and the latest applications in telemedicine. In this episode, Austin Business Journal Managing Editor Will Anderson profiles former ER doc, Founder &amp; CEO of Remedy, Jeremy Gabrysch.

Austin: Remedy Founder & CEO Jeremy Gabrysch

Jeremy Gabrisch and his wife Christina had always dreamed of living abroad. He was an ER Physician in Austin TX when he and his wife visited Ethiopia to pick up their newly adopted son. They returned home to Austin, sold everything they owned and jumped back on another flight to move there permanently. After 3 ½ years of living abroad, they’ve moved back to Austin to disrupt the home health care market and reinvent the Doctor’s house call with their healthcare and technology startup, Remedy Urgent Care.  We landed in Ethopia on their Christmas Day. There was no one on the streets, everything was closed and our new home was locked up.  In this episode we discuss the move to Ethiopia... The life of an ER Physician in the U.S. What lead up to them selling everything they owned to move abroad and reinvent their personal lives. Their bumpy arrival when they land on the country’s Christmas day to find everything closed and their new home locked up. Why they chose Ethiopia and the stark differences in a simple visit to the grocery story. The similarities of practicing medicine and managing a hospital in Ethiopia compared to the U.S. The expat life in Ethiopia and the dynamic of others that chose to live a different life abroad. How schooling played a part in their decision to return. And back to Austin, TX... The re-entry back to the U.S. and the lessons learned while living abroad. Reverse culture shock when trying to choose the right cereal at the grocery store. Starting up a healthcare and technology startup to reinvent his professional career. What are the unique liabilities compared to a traditional health clinic and hospital. Why some Physicians implement unnecessary tests in order to limit their legal liability. How Remedy is able to scale growth while delivering quality healthcare to a person’s home 90 minutes after the patient sets the appointment. Show Notes Website: remedyurgentcare.com Twitter, Instagram and Facebook  @GetRemedy Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies.  Go Hunt Life on iTunes

Jeremy Gabrisch and his wife Christina had always dreamed of living abroad. He was an ER Physician in Austin TX when he and his wife visited Ethiopia to pick up their newly adopted son. They returned home to Austin, sold everything they owned and jumped back on another flight to move there permanently. After 3 ½ years of living abroad, they’ve moved back to Austin to disrupt the home health care market and reinvent the Doctor’s house call with their healthcare and technology startup, Remedy Urgent Care. We landed in Ethopia on their Christmas Day. There was no one on the streets, everything was closed and our new home was locked up. In this episode we discuss the move to Ethiopia... The life of an ER Physician in the U.S. What lead up to them selling everything they owned to move abroad and reinvent their personal lives. Their bumpy arrival when they land on the country’s Christmas day to find everything closed and their new home locked up. Why they chose Ethiopia and the stark differences in a simple visit to the grocery story. The similarities of practicing medicine and managing a hospital in Ethiopia compared to the U.S. The expat life in Ethiopia and the dynamic of others that chose to live a different life abroad. How schooling played a part in their decision to return. And back to Austin, TX... The re-entry back to the U.S. and the lessons learned while living abroad. Reverse culture shock when trying to choose the right cereal at the grocery store. Starting up a healthcare and technology startup to reinvent his professional career. What are the unique liabilities compared to a traditional health clinic and hospital. Why some Physicians implement unnecessary tests in order to limit their legal liability. How Remedy is able to scale growth while delivering quality healthcare to a person’s home 90 minutes after the patient sets the appointment. Show Notes Website: <a href="http://remedyurgentcare.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">remedyurgentcare.com</a> <a href="http://twitter.com/getremedy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, <a href="http://instagram.com/getremedy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="http://facebook.com/getremedy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>  @GetRemedy Sponsor Check out <a href="http://clickplacement.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clickplacement.com</a> to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/go-hunt-life/id1130031805" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Go Hunt Life on iTunes</a>

E026 ER Physician Moves to Ethiopia and Back to Reinvent the Doctor's House Call - Jeremy Gabrysch