Better Healthcare. For More People.
At A Lower Price
problems we are solving
Healthcare Is Broken . . .
The U.S. spends more than any other country on healthcare. Yet, many metrics are worse.
20% of patients have little confidence in the healthcare system. But most do trust their own doctor.
At least a third of physicians do not trust the healthcare system. They are disillusioned and burnt out.
. . . Because Healthcare Data Is Broken
“Big data” has helped drive bigger profits, but not better health.
The type of data collected in healthcare is dictated from the top down. It is not what most patients and physicians consider important to better health.
Many traditional healthcare treatments have poor levels of evidence. Almost all “complementary and alternative medicine” treatments, which are now used by 40% of all patients, have no levels of evidence.
Our Solution
Healthcare data should first and foremost be about improving the quality of care for more people.
That means allowing busy physicians to collect answers to the clinical questions most relevant to specific patient cohorts. It means gathering and analyzing long-term outcomes well correlated to those clinical questions. It means enabling all physicians treating similar patient cohorts to collaborate, learn and treat patients based on their best professional judgment, free of undue influence.
Asking the right clinical questions not only broadly improves healthcare; it promotes transparency thereby driving down costs.
It leads to more impactful medical innovations, delivered to patients sooner.
Who We Serve
Physicians
Product Manufacturers
Hospitals and Provider Groups
Insurers and Employers
Researchers
Own and Monetize Your Clinical Data. Improve clinical decision-making. Collaborate with peers from around the world. Retain patients. Attract new ones. Teach. Learn. Publish. Present. Grow your professional reputation. Build up your practice equity.
Product innovation and improvement. New indications. Maximize the value of key opinion leaders. Add real value to existing and new clinical customers. Support regulatory submissions. Support marketing claims. Legal/regulatory compliance. Competitive differentiation.
Monetize real-world data. New clinical service lines. Support research departments. Payer negotiations. Participate in direct contracting. Value-based medicine. Improved CMS and other payer reimbursement. Attract clinical opinion leaders, leading medical scientists. Health equity. Support IP development and monetization.
Narrow networks. Direct contracting. Value-based medicine. Justify wellness programs.
Compensate for NIH and other governmental research cuts. Efficient collaboration with clinicians. Support private sector grant proposals. Publication.