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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, July 2nd.

Long ago, doctors made house calls. It's just what they did. But over the last few generations, July 2nd. Long ago, doctors made house calls is just what they did.

But over the last few generations, the tradition disappeared.

Now we're used to visiting clinics or emergency departments, no matter how sick we feel.

That inconvenience is just the way health care works, right?

Wrong.

The house call is back and growing in popularity. Late last month, Dispatch Health,

a seven-year-old company based in Denver, raised almost $140 million from investors. Dispatch, which

specializes in treating complex medical conditions, employs a fleet of nurse practitioners,

physician assistants, and ER docs.

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