DRIO DarioHealth Corp

$DRIO Hinge health is executing with their virtual physical therapy platform. The stock was dead money for a year after IPO and has since moved up nicely. MC $8.46B IF Dario can show a little market penetration in weight management, diabetes, hypertension, or behavior health, companies like hinge health would likely take notice. Considering Dario trades with a MC of $53M, it would not take much capital for hinge to bring in dario at a premium. Just sayin

$DRIO for ConnectionIsLife and DCA1120 Dario continues to make collaborations, agreements and win contracts. To make sure I understand this correctly, none of these agreements or contracts actually impact the top line directly. They just integrate dario's platform onto their's. From here, the only way Dario makes money is when participating individuals actually sign up for Dario's offerings. So in a sense, the companies that engage these agreements and contracts actually risk nothing? Typically when I see the word contract, I think one company is paying for some kind of product/service. I do understand for example that the recent New jersey health plan is not going to integrate garbage onto their platform. So I this gives dario's solutions some credibility, I think. However with no financial obligation from the health plan is it really a contract or just a collaboration? The majority of the collaborations/agreements/contracts in the past have not helped much. TIA

$DRIO DarioHealth Announces Independent Aon Analysis that Supports Estimated 2.5%-7.2% In-Year Reduction in Total Healthcare Costs