111Rx and Chunyu Doctor Join Forces to Integrate Online Consultation and Pharmacy Services

By Ebrun

Yesterday, China’s pharmaceutical e-commerce platform 111.com announced that it had officially partnered with the mobile healthcare platform “Chunyu Doctor.” Both parties stated that they would focus on health management for patients with chronic diseases, with the initial phase of the collaboration expected to launch around August 15.

A representative from 111.com stated that 111.com will provide expedited medication purchasing services within the “Air Hospital” section of Chunyu Doctors (as of press time, VCBeat has noted that this purchasing portal is already live). Meanwhile, Chunyu Doctors will join the “Connect with Renowned Doctors” section of 111.com, offering consultation and medication purchase guidance from professional medical experts.

(Figure: Chunyu Doctor’s “Quick Medicine Purchase” has integrated with 111.com)

A representative from 111.com stated that this strategic partnership leverages 111.com’s strengths in online pharmaceutical sales and Chunyu Doctor’s lightweight consultation platform to address both “seeking medical care” and “consulting on medications,” thereby establishing a user communication and management platform centered on pharmaceutical services.

Not long ago, Chunyu Doctor launched its open consultation platform, providing free access to its online medical consultation services for hardware manufacturers, apps, websites, and WeChat official accounts in need. According to Chunyu Doctor, users will not need to download the standalone Chunyu Doctor app in the future; instead, they can enjoy online consultation services on any platform integrated with Chunyu Doctor’s system. It is evident that 1 Drugstore (1 Yao Wang) represents another step forward in the expansion of its open consultation services.

This is not the first time Spring Rain Doctor has collaborated with pharmaceutical e-commerce platforms. It is reported that as early as last year, Spring Rain Doctor successively reached cooperation agreements with pharmaceutical e-commerce players such as Haoyaoshi and Dingdang Kuaiyao.