Keep pulling the thread on Alex Cohen.
Due to his Twitter presence, Alex Cohen claims that 99% of the people he wants to contact will now respond to him.
Alex Cohen believes Epic Systems has a strong competitive moat because nearly every hospital system and intensive specialty in America uses their EHR, which has deep, hard-to-replicate integrations with hardware and hospital operations.
Alex Cohen predicts that Apple Health will ultimately win the battle to become the single, centralized platform for consumers' longitudinal healthcare data.
HelloPatient is a healthcare software company that uses AI agents to automate patient scheduling and communication.
Alex Cohen's side project, Spendoso, discovered one of its client companies had 700 unique SaaS applications connected to their Google accounts across the organization.
Enterprise software vendors like Workday typically do not offer free trials, forcing potential customers into a lengthy sales process.
Alex Cohen believes ClickUp is a poor product because by trying to be an "everything app," it has become deficient in every function it performs.
Alex Cohen criticizes Notion for not being proficient as a CRM, spreadsheet tool, or file management system, describing its primary use as taking "pretty notes."
Alex Cohen refuses to use Carta due to alleged misuse of customer and client information for marketing campaigns.
Auren Hoffman believes Salesforce's UI is so poor that it demonstrates the company does not care about its average user.
HelloPatient uses Citizens Bank for its business banking to provide its founder access to personal loans like a mortgage, which is difficult to obtain from other banks as a founder of an unprofitable startup.
HelloPatient continuously refines its "global prompts" for its AI agents based on learnings from real patient conversations, applying these improvements across all client practices.