Healthcare is a universal human right. Every person on this planet deserves the same level of care, regardless of their background or geographical location.

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated how a single virus can impact the entire world, with its global cost estimated between $8.1 trillion and $15.8 trillion. Yet, despite this lesson, humanity remains unprepared for another similar crisis.

With over 190 countries, we have over 190 different healthcare systems.

Why is it so fragmented? Why is it so complicated?