Find a primary care physician you’ll actually want to keep. Resonant connects Southern California patients with exceptional physicians—only Stanford- and Harvard-trained doctors—who use AI to spend less time on paperwork and more time with you. Get personalized, relationship-centered care, longer visits, and direct access designed to help you stay healthy, not just treat illness.
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Hi everyone! I’m Akhila, founder of Resonant and a practicing primary care physician.
I’d love your feedback on our launch. We’re initially focused on adults ages 30–60 in Southern California with PPO health plans who are looking for a more personal relationship with their primary care doctor.
What frustrates you most about finding or keeping a great PCP? If you could redesign the primary care experience from scratch, what would you change? I’d love to hear your thoughts and answer any questions about what we’re building.
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How does Resonant handle insurance and what does a typical visit cost if I don't have coverage with their network?
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How does the pricing work for someone without insurance, and is the longer visit time built into the standard fee or is that an extra cost?
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The Stanford and Harvard trained angle is a strong hook, but the page could really benefit from showing physician profiles with photos, specialties, and patient reviews right upfront so I can get a feel for who I'd actually be matched with. Right now it feels a bit anonymous.
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The longer visit time is a real change from what I'm used to, and my doctor actually remembered details from last time instead of scrolling through notes.
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Congrats on the launch. One thing I'd love to see is a way to view each doctor's specific interests or languages spoken right on their profile, so it's easier to find someone who really fits my situation.
How does Resonant handle insurance and what does a typical visit cost if I don't have coverage with their network?
How does the pricing work for someone without insurance, and is the longer visit time built into the standard fee or is that an extra cost?
The Stanford and Harvard trained angle is a strong hook, but the page could really benefit from showing physician profiles with photos, specialties, and patient reviews right upfront so I can get a feel for who I'd actually be matched with. Right now it feels a bit anonymous.
The longer visit time is a real change from what I'm used to, and my doctor actually remembered details from last time instead of scrolling through notes.
Congrats on the launch. One thing I'd love to see is a way to view each doctor's specific interests or languages spoken right on their profile, so it's easier to find someone who really fits my situation.