Inquicker Company Background

InQuicker was founded in 2006 in Nashville, TN.  The main goal of InQuicker is to end healthcare waiting.  The company feels that buy ending waiting they are restoring the power back to the patient.  InQuicker provides Urgent Care, Emergency Room, and general practice facilities.  InQuicker teams with health care facilities to offer online options that eliminate the need for waiting.  The company’s services focus on treating patients with non-life threatening conditions (Skip the ER Waiting Room with InQuicker: Health IT Innovation Expands to 21 States 2012).

The company was founded by Tyler Kiley in 2006, who later teamed up with Michael Brody-Waite in 2009.  Kiley serves as the Chief Technology Officer, and has recently moved to Vancouver Island, British Columbia to lead a development team.  Brody-Waite is the CEO and has grown InQuicker by a factor of 47 in just three years. While revenues were only $50,000 in 2006 when the company started, InQuicker has now reached revenues of $2 million (Johnson 2012). That being said, Brody-Waite is not primarily focused on growth. In fact, InQuicker has raised a total of $0 of venture capital (Maukheiber 2012). This is not because there have been a lack of offers from investors. In fact, Brody-Waite has turned down several offers because he does not want to worry about making a return for these investors (Johnson 2012). That’s not to say that growth is not part of the plan. InQuicker has a short-term goal to reach $5 Million, and at that point the company will revisit its growth options (Johnson 2012). As of right now, Body-Waite is concerned about doing more with less. In fact, he wants to accomplish all of his goals for the company while keeping employees’ workload to a strict maximum of 35 hours a week (Johnson 2012).   The InQuicker team is currently comprised of 23 individuals and has 158 facilities in 21 states.  

The company has seen tremendous success.  According to the company website partner facilities have seen...