While health tech startups chase consumer apps and wearables, HealthDrive has built a $141M empire doing the unglamorous work of embedding podiatry, optometry, and dental care directly into nursing homes and hospitals. They don't need your download; they own the institutional relationship.

"HealthDrive isn't selling to patients; they're selling the infrastructure of care to the facilities that house them. That's a moat."

The tech stack tells a story of pragmatism over innovation. jQuery, Bootstrap, and Slick aren't cutting-edge, but they are reliable, low-cost, and get the job done for a portal that likely handles scheduling and EMR integration. The absence of a modern frontend framework suggests the product is internal-facing or a simple patient portal, not a consumer app. They aren't spending millions on React rewrites; they're spending on clinical operations.

• Revenue is likely driven by volume-based billing to facilities, not per-patient fees.
• The leadership team (President, CIO, CPO) indicates a mature, operational focus rather than a product-led growth team.
• Low web traffic (2,367 visits) is a feature, not a bug: they don't need to acquire patients online.