This conversation examines virtual primary care, including continuity, access and artificial intelligence-enabled clinician productivity. Gemma Allen of theCUBE Research interviews Sean Mehra of HealthTap. Sean Mehra, co-founder and chief executive officer of HealthTap, outlines HealthTap's evolution from an online question and answer service of United States-licensed physicians to a virtual primary care model focused on lifelong patient-physician relationships. Mehra emphasizes that restoring continuity—choosing and keeping one doctor—reduces hospitalizations and delivers high return on investment for health outcomes. They attribute these benefits to sustained relationships and coordinated care. The discussion covers continuity of care, platform economics, clinician recruitment, partnerships with distributors and insurers and the role of consumer integrations. Mehra advocates a geography-agnostic model that ensures in-network accessibility across payment types and the use of AI to automate routine tasks and improve clinician throughput. They differentiate HealthTap from urgent care telehealth and location-based primary care and highlight strategic partnerships and consumer integrations as drivers to scale access and sustain clinician engagement.