We Can End
Health Inequity
Together
We Can End
Health Inequity
Together
We Provide Equitable Access to Healthcare for America’s
Most Vulnerable Patients.
Connected Health Centers
Telemedicine
Wellness Screenings
Local Assistance
All services are provided at no cost and insurance is not required.
Our Principles
We All Deserve CARE.
Regardless of socioeconomic status.
We are all EQUAL.
And deserve equal access to high-quality care.
Health Inequity is a CHOICE.
And we can end it together.
Our Mission
- To provide equitable access to healthcare by deploying Connected Health Technology Centers in Medically Underserved Areas (MUAs).
- To provide no-cost access to a connected, safe, trusted, and secure location for underserved populations to access high-quality healthcare, ultimately resulting in improved health outcomes and socioeconomic benefits.
- To localize distribution of no-cost medical devices and services with local support, onboarding, and education.
- To provide a physical location that can be used by organizations with a shared mission of addressing social determinants of health, including but not limited to, delivery of primary health services, health screening initiatives, vaccine clinics, distribution of nutritional supplies, or employment initiatives.
Health Inequity
Health inequity limits underserved patient’s access to high-quality care and results in an avoidable socioeconomic burden that impacts all US citizens.
Population: Physician Ratio
Travel Distance
Poverty Rates
Health Insurance Rates
Low Birthweight Rates
Late or No Prenatal Care
Infant Mortality Rates
Population Demographics
We Can End Health InequityTogether
Technology has the potential to enable healthcare access for ALL. Our foundation provides the base infrastructure of accessibility with no-cost, high-quality healthcare services for our most vulnerable.
Socioeconomic Burden
82 |
Out of 126 Areas Designated as Medically Underserved
>20%
Mothers Receive Late or Zero Prenatal Care
24%
Higher Death Rate
14
Year Life Expectancy Based on Zip Code
Problem & Solution
Advances in healthcare technology and care delivery methods including telemedicine have enabled greater health disparities due to a lack of required infrastructure in MUAs.
Computers
High-Speed Internet
