FAMU Grad, Tommy Duncan, on creating JetDoc.com, a nationwide affordable virtual healthcare service

The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Society & Culture, Comedy

4.5 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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My next guest is Tommy Duncan - He is an HBCU Grad and founded JetDoc.com, which provides affordable virtual healthcare and prescriptions nationwide. He started his first healthcare company at 26 years of age. Then he sold it. Then he began Trusted Health Plan, a Medicaid managed care company that insured 50K people between DC & Detroit. Then he sold that in January of 2020 to Blue Cross Blue Shield. A week later, h started JetDoc. JetDoc is a telehealth platform providing quick virtual urgent care visits plus access to up to 85% of prescriptions at pharmacies across the country for either $20 per visit or $10 per month. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations, Tommy Duncan.
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