Blueberry Pediatrics
Blueberry Pediatrics, formerly known as SparkMD, is a leading provider of concierge pediatric care based in Mountain View, CA, offering comprehensive telemedicine services and at-home medical diagnostics.
Services
Blueberry Pediatrics provides concierge pediatric care with at-home medical diagnostics. Membership includes unlimited 24/7 pediatric visits, covering a wide range of symptoms and childhood illnesses. Members receive an at-home medical kit, featuring a wireless ear scope and a pulse oximeter. The service includes digital Rx savings cards that can save up to 80% on medications, and there are no per-visit fees or copays. Blueberry Pediatrics can write school or absence notes as medically appropriate and can prescribe medications like antibiotics when necessary.
Company History
Blueberry Pediatrics, formerly known as SparkMD Inc., SparkMD, and sparkMD, was part of the Y-Combinator's W18 batch. The company has evolved from its previous names to its current identity, maintaining a focus on providing specialized concierge pediatric care. Its continuous growth and adaptation have earned it features in publications like Verywell and Healthline.
Locations
Blueberry Pediatrics operates from Mountain View, CA, USA and offers fully remote services. It serves regions including the United States of America, America/Canada, as well as remote and fully remote locations, ensuring comprehensive coverage and accessibility.
Industry and Sub-Industry
Blueberry Pediatrics is part of the Healthcare industry, specifically within the Healthcare IT sub-industry. The company's innovative approach to pediatric care through telemedicine allows them to handle twice as many illnesses as any other telemedicine provider, significantly reducing ER costs by 50%.
Team Size and Structure
Blueberry Pediatrics is supported by a team of 15 professionals, including a dedicated team of pediatricians who are always available. The company's compact and efficient team structure ensures personalized and prompt care for pediatric patients.