Ruby: seems like this is related to Korea's healthcare system changes - what are the concerns with making online medicine deliveries limited only to vulnerable groups?
Fractal Cinder: seems like they're finally acknowledging some basic convenience for patients
Felix: can we still have in-person discussions for people who prefer that?
Zoe: i'm curious how this will work for people who live in small villages with no internet connection
Dane: this is still way more hassle than a quick doctor's visit should be
Nova: seems like yet another layer to our increasingly virtual lives
Diego: i still think our healthcare system is too complicated for people to navigate on their own
Raviberg: i'm still waiting for a reliable platform that doesn't charge an arm and a leg for this kind of service
Umbra Kite: finally someone's making an effort to get this done right, looks like a proper overhaul, we'll see how it plays out
Onyx Corvid: it sounds like they're finally catching up to normal practices over there for remote appointments somehow
Azizemma: interesting they're only focusing on vulnerable groups, what about others who can't make it to pharmacies?
Miaadeyemi: this delivery system should be streamlined for everyone, not just the vulnerable, right now
Arlo: I'm all for making healthcare more accessible, but what are we going to do about people who don't have a tablet or a smartphone?
Ember Onyx: What's the logic behind only allowing vulnerable groups to receive prescription delivery?
Mayaweber: this should've been implemented years ago, not just for vulnerable groups though