America has a healthcare crisis.

The Problem

30 Million Americans have no insurance and no access to doctors.

Without a simple entry point, uninsured Americans are more likely to delay, skip or forgo needed care because of cost, which often leads to decreasing their overall health.

41%have nowhere to turn when sick
75%are in working families
4Muninsured children
40M+projected uninsured by 2034

Care For America connects uninsured Americans to care — simply and quickly.

Free telemedicine. Real doctors. One memorable call.

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Our Solution

FREE Telemedicine for uninsured Americans.

One Number. Immediate Care.

Care for America is designed to connect an uninsured patient to licensed telemedicine care at no cost to the patient — with appropriate follow-up care when needed.

Free telemedicine

Real-time access to licensed clinical care.

Care navigation

Help patients reach the right next step when an in-person visit is needed.

Better ER use

Encourage non-emergency patients to start with a more appropriate site of care.

How It Works

From phone call to real care — in four simple steps.

Patient making a phone call at home
1
Call
Call the Care for America access number.
Operator with headset typing on a computer
2
Intake
Get to know you and gather basic health information.
Telemedicine doctor visit on laptop
3
Connect
Reach licensed telemedicine care.
Close-up of doctor on a computer screen
4
Treat or route
Receive care on the call or direction to appropriate follow-up care.
Access Without Distance

A farmer without access to a doctor will receive the same quality of care as someone living in a city.

Family in a rural setting
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Leadership

Management with healthcare, hospital and technology experience.

The Care for America materials describe a seasoned management team spanning healthcare leadership, hospital operations and healthcare information technology.

Jerry BragerJerry BragerFounder & CEO

A proven healthcare industry advisor and executive. During his more than 35+ years, he has worked for two major U.S. healthcare companies, Baxter Healthcare and Becton Dickinson, and founded healthcare-focused companies supporting physician networks and communications.

Bernie SherryBernie SherryPresident

A proven hospital and health system CEO. Widely regarded as an experienced hospital administrator with expertise across hospital operations, including leadership roles at Ascension Health and Prisma Health during his 30-year career.

Ivan BoydIvan BoydEVP, Network Development

A seasoned healthcare information technology and health-system industry executive with prior experience at SunQuest and Digital Equipment Corp.

Advisors
PC

Pete Cossman

Advisor

JS

Jim Sivori

Advisor

JS

Jay Smith

Advisor

RM

Russ Malloy

Advisor

RH

Randy Hecht

Advisor

MH

Matt Herman

Advisor

GL

Gary Lynch

Advisor

DS

Doug Shaw

Advisor

DP

Dan Pelino

Advisor

JP

Jamie Price

Advisor

Board

Board of Directors

Sample board presentation using generic profile placeholders. Final names, photos, titles and biographies can be added once approved.

AJ

Alex Johnson

Healthcare Executive

Sample profile — hospital and health-system leadership experience.

MC

Maria Chen

Technology Leader

Sample profile — digital health, technology and innovation experience.

DR

David Reynolds

Pharmaceutical Executive

Sample profile — pharmaceutical and healthcare industry experience.

SP

Susan Parker

Hospital Advisor

Sample profile — hospital operations and community healthcare experience.

RB

Robert Bennett

Business & Philanthropy

Sample profile — business leadership and nonprofit development experience.

Impact

Every donation can translate directly into care.

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Saving America’s Local Hospitals

Helping give community and rural hospitals a fighting chance.

30% (700+) of rural hospitals are at risk of closure.

The Care for America campaign by providing free telemedicine appointments for uninsured Americans will significantly reduce the billions of dollars in uncompensated care absorbed by local community and rural hospitals, giving them a fighting chance to stay open.

61%of uninsured adults said they went to the ER because they had nowhere else to go.
30%–40%of ER visits are non-urgent or could potentially begin somewhere else.
Exterior of a community hospital Interior of a hospital care area
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