Our Story

Our story starts with the name Mobile Blog Apps

When I first started in healthcare 20 years ago, “competition” wasn’t a word we really used. For the most part, you needed a good location and an ad in the yellow pages to get started. Similar doctors in your area were “colleagues,” not competition.

Patients today feel empowered as consumers of healthcare. They’re not picking the doctor closest to their location they’re picking the doctor that can offer the greatest convenience and a level of care that meets their expectations. They’re more and more interested in telehealth, in scheduling online appointments, and in having online access to health information.

For us, Mobile Blog Apps is the spirit of looking at things differently.

When I first started in healthcare 20 years ago, “competition” wasn’t a word we really used. For the most part, you needed a good location.

Patients today feel empowered as consumers of healthcare. They’re not picking the doctor closest to their location they’re picking the doctor that can offer the greatest convenience.

Patients today feel empowered as consumers of healthcare. They’re not picking the doctor closest to their location they’re picking the doctor that can offer the greatest convenience and a level of care that meets their expectations. They’re more and more interested in telehealth, in scheduling online appointments, and in having online access to health information.

• If you keep good food in your fridge, you will eat good food
• Eat your veggies, have less wedgies.
• Give junk food the boot and switch to fruit.

Patients today feel empowered as consumers of healthcare. They’re not picking the doctor closest to their location they’re picking the doctor that can offer the greatest convenience and a level of care that meets their expectations. They’re more and more interested in telehealth, in scheduling online appointments, and in having online access to health information.

MBA is Distinctive Blog for the contemporary web

When I first started in healthcare 20 years ago, “competition” wasn’t a word we really used. For the most part, you needed a good location.