Medicine belongs to
Doctors & Patients.
Insurance companies have turned care into a commodity and patients into data points. It is time to declare independence from the administrative burden.
The Five Pillars of Independence
We believe that healthcare is a human relationship, not a transaction. To restore the sanctity of medicine, we must adhere to these fundamental truths.
No Middlemen
The insurance company does not practice medicine. They should not dictate care. We remove the third-party payer to align incentives strictly between doctor and patient.
Radical Transparency
No hidden fees. No surprise bills. No opaque pricing structures. We believe knowing the cost of care is a fundamental right of the patient.
Unhurried Care
The "7-minute visit" is a symptom of a broken system. We reclaim time as a diagnostic tool. Listening is the most powerful technology we possess.
Clinical Autonomy
Physicians must be free to practice according to their training and conscience, not the arbitrary rules of claims adjusters or hospital administrators.
Technology for Freedom
We don't build software to maximize billing codes. We build infrastructure that empowers the direct model. Our tools are weapons in the fight against bureaucracy—automating the mundane so you can focus on the miraculous.
constructor()
this.priority = 'patient';
this.middlemen = null;
this.bureaucracy = false;
heal()
// Return to the roots
return true;
The Roundabout vs.
The Direct Path
In the traditional system, for every $1 spent on healthcare, only a fraction reaches the physician-patient encounter. The rest feeds a bloated administrative state.
Fee-For-Service (The Trap)
Doctors are rewarded for volume, not value. This forces shorter visits, more referrals, and unnecessary testing to generate revenue.
Direct Care (The Freedom)
A simple monthly membership. Doctors are rewarded for keeping patients healthy. Incentives are perfectly aligned.
Are you ready to opt out?
The tools exist. The model is proven. The only thing missing is you. Join the movement of physicians reclaiming their profession.