Hi, I’m Beau Gertz, a healthcare executive, entrepreneur, and reform advocate leading the charge in digital health, precision medicine, and health equity. With years of experience building transformative healthcare solutions, my work challenges a system built for profit rather than patient well-being—proving that better, people-first models are possible.

The healthcare system isn’t broken—it’s working exactly as designed. And that’s the problem. It’s built to maximize profits, not to keep people healthy. And it’s designed to keep you confused and powerless – the absurd rate of denied health insurance claims today is a perfect example of this.

If rising costs and declining health outcomes aren’t enough to convince you, consider this: Insurance providers operate in a system where their top priority is revenue growth. Why would we expect them to put our health above their profit margins? It’s counterintuitive.

This system isn’t just flawed—it’s deliberately structured to treat symptoms rather than prevent illness, ensuring a steady stream of revenue for those in power. Your health becomes a tool to fuel corporate profits, reducing you to nothing more than a code in a database. The less you know, the more they profit.

I refuse to accept that. That’s why I’m here.

For years, I’ve dedicated my work to challenging this broken system and proving that better alternatives exist. As a healthcare entrepreneur and reform advocate, I’ve built and scaled businesses that prioritize people over profits—ones that focus on proactive, personalized care instead of reactive, overpriced treatment. I’ve devised innovative solutions in times of public health crisis. And I’ve gone up against industry giants… and won.

But exposing the problem isn’t enough. We must demand better.

We need to start asking the hard questions:

• Why do we pay for a system that only helps us after we’re sick instead of preventing illness in the first place?

• Why would I share my most sensitive health information with a company that could use it to justify denying my care?

• Why aren’t we demanding transparency, compassion, and accountability from the companies that hold our well-being in their hands?

The good news? We have the power to change this. But we can’t wait for the system to fix itself—it thrives on our complacency. The industry doesn’t want you to ask these questions, but we must. And we must take action.

That’s why my mission is twofold: to educate and to innovate. I want to equip you with the knowledge to navigate this system while actively creating solutions that challenge the status quo. Through my work, I’m proving that a better model is possible. One where people—not profit—come first.

The situation might look grim, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Real change starts with awareness, action, and a willingness to fight for something better.

Let’s cut a path out of the darkness—together.