Transforming America’s healthcare system through data-driven solutions, policy reform, and innovative approaches that prioritize patient outcomes over profit margins.
Despite spending significantly more on healthcare than other developed nations, the United States consistently ranks lower in health outcomes and patient satisfaction.
Americans spend over $4,000 per capita annually on healthcare—nearly double the OECD average. Yet our health outcomes lag behind countries spending half as much.
Lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality, and increased preventable deaths demonstrate that more spending doesn’t equal better health.
We believe healthcare should be accessible, affordable, and effective for every American. Our mission is to identify, analyze, and advocate for evidence-based solutions that can transform our healthcare system.
Comprehensive research and analysis of healthcare spending patterns, outcomes, and inefficiencies.
Advocating for evidence-based policy changes that prioritize patient outcomes and cost effectiveness.
Supporting innovative approaches to healthcare delivery that reduce costs while improving outcomes.

Envisioning a future where quality healthcare is a right, not a privilege, and where costs don't compromise care.
Learning from successful healthcare models around the world to implement effective cost-reduction strategies in the United States.
Shifting from fee-for-service to value-based payment models that reward outcomes rather than volume of services.
Implementing transparent pricing and allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices, following international best practices.
Investing in preventive care and early intervention to reduce long-term healthcare costs and improve population health
Healthcare economist and policy researcher with over 15 years of experience analyzing healthcare systems, costs, and outcomes. Passionate about transforming America’s healthcare landscape through evidence-based reform.
"Healthcare reform isn't just about policy—it's about ensuring every American can access quality care without financial hardship. Data shows us the path forward; we just need the will to take it."
Evidence-based projections show the transformative potential of comprehensive healthcare reform in the United States.
ANNUAL SAVINGS POTENTIAL
ADDITIONAL INSURED AMERICANS
PREVENTABLE DEATHS AVOIDED
REDUCTION IN ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS