How This Healthcare Startup Founder Moves His Business ForwardAs a business owner, one of your main duties is knowing when to cut-out limitations.

ByJason Saltzman

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Jason Saltzman talks with Rob LaHayne, the founder of TouchCare, which focuses on helping employees better understand their insurance plans. LaHayne describes TouchCare as a healthcare concierge business.

LaHayne notes that he learned quickly that as the head of a business you may need to shut down operations. As difficult as that can be, it is part of the responsibilities of an entrepreneur. He also discusses some of the difficulties associated with eliminating bad actors in his business, then breaks down the necessity of addressing problems early and not allowing them to ferment over time.

LaHayne stresses that entrepreneurs should take the time to delineate between your work and home lives. LaHayne is a father, and he and his spouse always prioritize their young child when a need arises, no matter the circumstances.

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Jason Saltzman

Startup Mentor, Entrepreneur, CEO of Alley

Jason Saltzman is a seasoned entrepreneur with a background in sales and marketing. Through his role as CEO of Alley and as a TechStars mentor, he advises hundreds of startups, offering real-life practical application and creative marketing advice.

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