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PlushCare Corporate Office

Ryan McQuaid had his fill of looking for local doctors and sitting in waiting rooms only to spend 10 minutes being seen by a doctor who is in a hurry to get to the next patient.

Dr. James Wantuck was also tired of being the doctor who was pushed to see more and more patients, including patients who could actually be helped with nothing more than a video call.

Out of these frustrations, PlushCare was formed in 2013. Dr. Wyntuck began by seeing patients via video call from the back office of his practice while Ryan handled the phone calls and made appointments.

The company used crowdfunding for startup funds and has since expanded its services to include Arizona, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

As of February 2016, the company received $8 million in Series A funding, enabling them to expand to 31 states.

PlushCare provides continuous access to board-certified, state-licensed physicians for non-emergency medical issues such as allergies, bronchitis, pink eye, sinus problems, and ear infection via audio-video technology for consultations regarding medical advice, diagnoses, and basic prescription medications. 

The company gets excellent reviews from nearly everyone.

The company received an additional $23 million in Series B funding, enabling them to double their staff and fuel company growth.

During the coronavirus crisis in the early months of 2020, PlushCare saw a 70 percent increase in appointments.

The company maintains its corporate office in San Francisco, California.

Plushcare

Ryan McQuaid had his fill of looking for local doctors and sitting in waiting rooms only to spend 10 minutes being seen by a doctor who is in a hurry to get to the next patient.

Dr. James Wantuck was also tired of being the doctor who was pushed to see more and more patients, including patients who could actually be helped with nothing more than a video call.

Out of these frustrations, PlushCare was formed in 2013. Dr. Wyntuck began by seeing patients via video call from the back office of his practice while Ryan handled the phone calls and made appointments.

History

The company used crowdfunding for startup funds and has since expanded its services to include Arizona, Hawaii, Illinois, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

As of February 2016, the company received $8 million in Series A funding, enabling them to expand to 31 states.

PlushCare provides continuous access to board-certified, state-licensed physicians for non-emergency medical issues such as allergies, bronchitis, pink eye, sinus problems, and ear infection via audio-video technology for consultations regarding medical advice, diagnoses, and basic prescription medications. 

The company gets excellent reviews from nearly everyone.

The company received an additional $23 million in Series B funding, enabling them to double their staff and fuel company growth.

During the coronavirus crisis in the early months of 2020, PlushCare saw a 70 percent increase in appointments.

The company maintains its corporate office in San Francisco, California.

Keepsake Frames Corporate Office

After his wedding, Adam Weiss realized that he had dozens of terrific pictures but they were “lost” within the hundreds of other photos he had on his phone.

Weiss created Keepsake Frames, a mobile phone app that allows people to send the photo they want to be framed, choose a frame, and the size they want, all from their phone.

Keepsake Frames also offers shipping to friends or relatives, and gift cards can also be ordered on the site or on the website.

Keepsake Frames come in a variety of sizes and are handmade from quality metal or wood, manufactured right in the USA. Prints can even be ordered on canvas, for a look like no other.

In May 2019, NYMAG, the online magazine, rated Keepsake Frames as the best online framing service they used.

While frames can be hung on the wall, or placed on a table, the stand for tabletop use is not the typical type of stand and there have been complaints about the device used to hold the frame falls out whenever the photo is moved.

Keepsake Frames maintains a corporate office in New York, New York.

Keepsake Frames

After his wedding, Adam Weiss realized that he had dozens of terrific pictures but they were “lost” within the hundreds of other photos he had on his phone.

Weiss created Keepsake Frames, a mobile phone app that allows people to send the photo they want to be framed, choose a frame, and the size they want, all from their phone.

Keepsake Frames also offers shipping to friends or relatives, and gift cards can also be ordered on the site or on the website.

History

Keepsake Frames come in a variety of sizes and are handmade from quality metal or wood, manufactured right in the USA. Prints can even be ordered on canvas, for a look like no other.

In May 2019, NYMAG, the online magazine, rated Keepsake Frames as the best online framing service they used.

While frames can be hung on the wall, or placed on a table, the stand for tabletop use is not the typical type of stand and there have been complaints about the device used to hold the frame falls out whenever the photo is moved.

Keepsake Frames maintains a corporate office in New York, New York.

Honk Corporate Office

After a bad experience with waiting for a tow truck, Corey Brundage decided to challenge the ancient method of dealing with tow trucks and roadside service by creating his own app called Honk.

The Honk app is an on-demand platform that connects motorists, tow companies, and insurance agencies. The company’s team of customer care personnel are the human interface to stranded motorists. 

In June 2019, the company also add a parking purchase option to the app, allowing clients to find, reserve, and pay for parking space for their vehicle.

In April 2020, Honk added AI to its platform, including chatbot, that will not only make the app faster but will help to keep users informed each step of the way regarding their roadside assistance request.

Honk maintains its corporate office in Los Angeles, California.

Honk

After a bad experience with waiting for a tow truck, Corey Brundage decided to challenge the ancient method of dealing with tow trucks and roadside service by creating his own app called Honk.

The Honk app is an on-demand platform that connects motorists, tow companies, and insurance agencies. The company’s team of customer care personnel are the human interface to stranded motorists. 

In June 2019, the company also add a parking purchase option to the app, allowing clients to find, reserve, and pay for parking space for their vehicle.

History

In April 2020, Honk added AI to its platform, including chatbot, that will not only make the app faster but will help to keep users informed each step of the way regarding their roadside assistance request.

Honk maintains its corporate office in Los Angeles, California.

Stash Bank Corporate Office

Stash Financial, sometimes referred to as Stash Bank or just Stash was founded in 2015 by Brandon Krieg, David Ronick, and Ed Robinson. The company operates both a web platform and mobile apps, allowing users to incrementally invest small amounts.

Investors can use the web page or the app to invest as little as $5 into fractional shares of stock.

Users can invest in personal brokerage accounts, retirement accounts, traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, or custodial accounts. Stash also offers financial education and automatic investing.

NerdWallet posted a review in January 2019 that this was a great app for those who are new to investing but that the $1 fee for accounts whose balance was less than $5000 was rather high and that users might find other services that were a better value.

Stash is one of the fastest-growing investment companies in the US and even during the tumultuous times of the coronavirus, the company managed to raise $112 million in series F funding in late April 2020.

In late April 2020, CNBC listed Stash in their articles regarding tricks for saving money, even during the quarantine.

Stash maintains a corporate office in New York, New York.

Stash Bank

Stash Financial, sometimes referred to as Stash Bank or just Stash was founded in 2015 by Brandon Krieg, David Ronick, and Ed Robinson. The company operates both a web platform and mobile apps, allowing users to incrementally invest small amounts.

Investors can use the web page or the app to invest as little as $5 into fractional shares of stock.

Users can invest in personal brokerage accounts, retirement accounts, traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, or custodial accounts. Stash also offers financial education and automatic investing.

History

NerdWallet posted a review in January 2019 that this was a great app for those who are new to investing but that the $1 fee for accounts whose balance was less than $5000 was rather high and that users might find other services that were a better value.

Stash is one of the fastest-growing investment companies in the US and even during the tumultuous times of the coronavirus, the company managed to raise $112 million in series F funding in late April 2020.

In late April 2020, CNBC listed Stash in their articles regarding tricks for saving money, even during the quarantine.

Stash maintains a corporate office in New York, New York.

TrueBill Corporate Office

TrueBill was founded in 2015 in San Francisco. The company operates an app that helps users eliminate unwanted charges from their bank accounts, including recurring subscriptions, retrieve funds for power and service outages, and hidden bank fees.

The company takes 40% of the savings they find for you. So if the app saves you $100, you will receive $60 and the company receives $40.

If the company cannot save you any money, you pay nothing.

The company also plans to offer automated bill paying, budgeting, automatic saving plans, and bill negotiation.

While there are many other apps that offer similar services, each of the other programs is set to do one thing. TrueBill aims to offer an all-in-one service.

As of October 2019, the company had 500,000 active subscribers.

Also in October 2019, TrueBill opened a new corporate office in Maryland.

As of April 2020, the company claims that it had canceled more than 100,000 subscriptions for its clients.

TrueBill maintains its corporate office in Silver Spring, Maryland.

TrueBill

TrueBill was founded in 2015 in San Francisco. The company operates an app that helps users eliminate unwanted charges from their bank accounts, including recurring subscriptions, retrieve funds for power and service outages, and hidden bank fees.

The company takes 40% of the savings they find for you. So if the app saves you $100, you will receive $60 and the company receives $40.

If the company cannot save you any money, you pay nothing.

History

The company also plans to offer automated bill paying, budgeting, automatic saving plans, and bill negotiation.

While there are many other apps that offer similar services, each of the other programs is set to do one thing. TrueBill aims to offer an all-in-one service.

As of October 2019, the company had 500,000 active subscribers.

Also in October 2019, TrueBill opened a new corporate office in Maryland.

As of April 2020, the company claims that it had canceled more than 100,000 subscriptions for its clients.

TrueBill maintains its corporate office in Silver Spring, Maryland.