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This founder sold his company for $1.04 billion and planned to take 2 years off. His retirement lasted 7 minutes

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By Jon Bier
| MSN Verified
Lones spotted a healthcare hole in treating sleep apnea. Daybreak offers an alternative to the unpopular CPAP machine. The business model limits inventory costs and allows the company to move quickly. Here's a statistic that might keep you up at night: As many as 83 million U.S. adults suffer from obstructive sleep apnea , a condition that causes them to stop breathing over and over again while they sleep , waking up dozens or even hundreds of times a night.
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This Founder Sold His Company for $1.04 Billion and Planned to Take 2 Years Off. His Retirement ‘Lasted 7 Minutes'

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By Jon Bier
| Entrepreneur Verified
Wesley Lones's company Daybreak tackles sleep apnea entirely from home, replacing the CPAP mask with a custom-fit oral appliance. Lones spotted a healthcare hole in treating sleep apnea. Daybreak offers an alternative to the unpopular CPAP machine. The business model limits inventory costs and allows the company to move quickly.
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He Wrote Down Everything People Hate About Going to the Doctor. Then He Built a Business to Fix It.

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By Jon Bier
| Entrepreneur Verified
Dr. Darshan Shah created Next Health to take the fear and frustration out of doctor visits. Now, he has more than 25 clinics around the world. Key Takeaways When Dr. Darshan Shah, a board-certified surgeon, set out to create a different kind of medical clinic, he took out a whiteboard and made a list of everything people hate about going to the doctor. Bad parking. Old furniture. A grumpy person at the front desk. Long waits. Old magazines. Then he set about doing the opposite.
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