SimplyVital Health ICO Review– Presale, ICO and token

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SimplyVital Health ICO Key Dates.

Presale Date: October 2017- 22nd February 2018.

Public sale Date: 22nd February 2018- TBA.

 

 

SimplyVital Health ICO Overview.

SimplyVital Health ICO will fund the development of the blockchain infrastructure required to allow healthcare providers to safely share their patient data, reducing healthcare cost and medical malpractice globally.

The SimplyVital Health ecosystem will have its own open source, decentralized, operating system, called Health Nexus, which is a dual system platform utilizing a Blockchain protocol for transactions, identity and smart contracts, and a distributed hash table (DHT) for data storage, managed by a governance system.

To drive adoption of Health Nexus, developer tools will be open source and available for free allowing community members to build and deploy distributed apps. Developers will be able to create valuable solutions for pharmacies, healthcare providers, insurers, clinical researchers or patients creating many revenue opportunities.

 

 

Problems being solved:

  • Today’s electronic health record systems are disparate and disconnected. Legacy healthcare technology was never designed to handle all the providers and medical institutions you’ll visit during your care pathway. The need to share, view, and use healthcare data from providers in different organizations is becoming a requirement to survive in the new healthcare market, worldwide.
  • Early decentralized technology lacks the security and ease-of-use to be adopted by the healthcare industry at large.
  • There is no financial incentive for sharing medical information.

 

 

Solutions.

  • Tools developed by Simply Vital Health and other participants allow care teams to create immutable records; provide care pathway transparency; and leverage accurate, near real-time analytics across facilities.

Let’s take an orthopedic bundled payment program for example. If your orthopedic physician is in a bundled payment program, this means that the payment they receive for your hip replacement procedure is capped, no matter what happens, as they care for you for 90 days.  You will transition from the hospital, to a separate nursing facility, to home and physical therapy. Each step along your 90 days, you will be seen by many providers.

Because your providers have access to the same immutable data, and trust that the data is accurate to your care plan (as this affects how they will all get paid), coordination is streamlined. Simply having access to the same data eliminates the need to transition data around and between facilities red an inefficiencies and errors. All details of your care—procedures, outcomes, next steps—are visible to all members of your care team Any changes, updates, deletions are tracked and help your care team stay aware of your progress, and eventually, will help the payer understand your entire care pathway.

  • With protocol-level governance and validated HIPAA (Health Information Portability and Accountability Act) compliant miners, the Health Nexus blockchain can pass the security expectations and requirements of healthcare by ensuring better data integrity and encryption.
  • Since private health care providers are likely not comfortable with either storing their data in public servers, the governing consortium will provide a verification/audit service. This verification service will involve the governing consortium checking that the entities running servers are currently HIPAA certified and that the entities are active administrators checking for their nodes.

 

 

SimplyVital Health ICO Review.

  1. Concept.

Industry: Healthcare/ Value Based Care/Bundled Payment Programs/ Care Coordination/Data storage

Similar projects: Solve.care, Patientory

How is it different from other projects in the space?

  • Their governing system provides a decentralized system for upgrading and validation that takes advantage of the trustless nature of blockchain and helps to ensure its security and longevity.
  • Their verification system also provides a unique way to ensure compliant nodes.
  • Long term they are planning on integrating data storage to their system which is currently not being offered by other projects.

VC Investors: Yes

Market statistics:

  • U.S. hospitals throw away an estimated $12 billion every single year due to poor communication among providers. [1]
  • Physician practices spend over $15.4 billion annually reporting clinical quality measures, a cost due to inefficiencies.[2]
  • Bundled Payment programs are a $10B slice of a $300B healthcare market in the US alone that needs streamlined healthcare data sharing.

 

 

  1. SimplyVital Health ICO Team.

Names, pictures and even links to social profiles like LinkedIn and Twitter: Yes

Founders have credentials in the area they are venturing into: Yes

Members who have already completed successful projects in the field of blockchain: Yes

CTO experienced in blockchain: Yes

 

 

  1. MVP.

Any previous activity related to the project: N/A

Previous app/product: In July, 2017, the team launched ConnectingCare, their first blockchain-based product within the ecosystem, which provides an immutable audit trail with a focus on the bundled payments niche. It is already a revenue driving product that is being piloted with key clients. ConnectingCare augments existing hospital care systems to extract data and create care pathway flexibility, prospectively tracks financials, maintains immutable records, and accurately monitors analytics. This frictionless, secure data exchange mitigates financial risk, creates business efficiencies and improves patient outcomes.

Actual alpha, beta etc. available: N/A

Working product integrated with token: They will be providing day-one usability in the form of a smart contract market place. This marketplace will allow for the creation, management, buying, selling, and sharing of permissioned keys that will allow access to off-chain data.

Partners: Yes

 

 

  1. Blockchain Leverages.

GitHub presence: Yes

Tokens: Health cash is used to execute smart contracts, or to enter smart-contract-based commercial agreements; used to reward miners/validators and data storage devices that run the ecosystem; used to store keys/URLs on the Ethereum Blockchain; people will need the token to be able to transfer permissioned keys giving access to off-chain data, access smart contracts and data storage space; used when buying medical data.

Smart contracts: Powered by health cash (HLTH) will enable cross-provider agreements and manage data access; Relationships between patients and care providers are encoded into smart contracts. Based on patient events contracts will self-execute and related healthcare organizations will be updated.

Middleman being cut out: N/A

Decentralization: Storage of medical data is decentralized.

Transparency: All access to the data is managed and recorded on the blockchain creating an immutable, decentralized, fully-auditable record providing protection from manipulation and fraud.

Scalability: N/A

Speed: Patient data can invoke smart contracts, releasing payments to providers. Currently, this process takes months, mainly because of the transition of data through a seemingly endless chain of stakeholders.

Lower costs: N/A

Database: Used to store public identification keys as well as miner/storer IDs and executive IDs. These will allow users to keep track of their identities and their ability to mine or store data.

Encryption: Identity of care providers is cryptographically verifiable allowing permissioned access to relevant care data, and keys are used to encrypt data for secure transmission.

 

 

  1. SimplyVital Health ICO Structure.

ICO Timeframe: October 2017-2018

Popularity: Low

Whitelist present: No

Registration required: Names, email address

KYC required: Yes

Banned entities:  Non-accredited investors

Smart contracts already audited: Yes

Exchanges: N/A

Escrow: N/A

 

Token scarcity: 200M HLTH

Founder/Team/Advisor Token percentage (Should be less than 20-25%): 22.5%

Securities Token: No

Buyback and burn: No

Utility token: Yes

Use of fiat: N/A

Coin staking: No

Vesting of team member tokens: N/A

Locking of presale tokens: No

Unsold tokens burnt: Yes

 

Presale token percentage: 20%

Timeline Bonus: 40%

Whale Bonus: N/A

Presale Hard cap amount: N/A

Presale Soft cap amount: N/A

Presale progress: Ongoing

Minimum amount: $10k

Individual cap: None

 

Public sale token percentage: 40%

Timeline Bonus: 30%

Whale Bonus: N/A

Public sale hard cap amount: N/A

Public sale Soft cap amount: N/A

Public sale Progress:  Not started yet

Minimum amount: N/A

Individual cap: N/A

 

Total ICO Token percentage (Should be 70-80%): 60%

Total ICO Hard cap: $40M

Total ICO Soft cap: $500k

Base ICO Token price:$0.45

ICO Progress: Still in Presale

 

Market cap (ICO Price x circulating supply) (Should be less than $35M): $54M

Market cap of projects in same field: N/A

 

 

SimplyVital Health ICO Smart contract Address: N/A

 

 

References:

[1] http://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/us-hospitals-waste-12b-annually-due-poor-communication

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26953292

 

 

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2 COMMENTS

  1. This company is a scam.

    I wouldn’t invest.

    It says on
    their white paper that they don’t have to complete any product. They’ll
    tell you it’s a “loophole” by their lawyer but it’s all bullshit. It’s
    so when they get sued, they can show that little line in the white paper
    that puts them in no obligation to complete a project.

  2. Honestly, it makes zero sense to me.

    I am able to log into my
    system at the hospital - find patient records, document, bill, etc.
    Why do I need a tokenized system to do the same thing?

    Granted,
    the real challenge is cross-hospital systems. Hospital A uses X
    system, Hospital B uses Y system. The patient’s medical info gets
    printed off and manually entered in that scenario. But a blockchain
    system doesn’t change that if not every hospital utilizes it.
    Especially in situations with more rural hospitals that use very basic
    systems.

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