5/ After spending two hours writing a short description of Sword with incredible detail, this was our cold email to Khosla:

Other technologies add a potentially helpful layer of human interaction, like Kintsugi, a company based in Berkeley, Calif., that raised $20 million in Series A funding earlier this month. Kintsugi is named for the Japanese practice of mending broken pottery with veins of gold.

More telemedicine-native practices instead of telemedicine as an add-on. A company I advise, DocSpace has been working on this problem for a while. They bring the costs of starting a practice way lower, by letting physicians build virtual private practices first before moving into the real-world.

Whatever you may think about herbal treatment, Hilma's communication and education as a significant component of the design of their product sets a high bar for modern medical products.