Fewer than half of Americans feel that the healthcare system is good enough.  (Over 20% rate it as poor.)¹  A large percentage of doctors question the healthcare system's effectiveness in meeting patients’ needs.² Almost half of physicians report burnout – emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, reduced sense of personal accomplishment.³ And as indicated, these trends are only worsening.

RegenMed’s business model is firmly rooted in the primacy of healthcare professionals.  It is they who – by virtue of education, experience and disposition — are able to diagnose, treat, and engage with patients in a meaningful way.  It is they who can identify the most important clinical issues, the most sensible and cost-effective approach to addressing those issues, and the areas where new products and treatment protocols will have the broadest impact.  

RegenMed’s Circles – especially its Physician-Owned Circles – empower the clinical independence of any healthcare professional.  They do not interrupt normal clinical flow, but make it more meaningful for both clinicians and patients.  And, critically, they return to physicians a large amount of the financial value which they deserve.

There are over 1 million active physicians in the U.S., and almost 2 million in the European Union.⁴  Very few of them do not want to exercise their best clinical judgment on behalf of their patients.  Very few of them do not want the tools, data,and ethical financial incentive which will allow them to do so.  

RegenMed’s strong monthly growth only confirms this strong demand among physicians all over the world.  We are confident that this is only the beginning of “zero to one” business model which can have a profound and beneficial impact on healthcare.

¹ Gallup: Fewer than half of Americans believe U.S. healthcare is good enough 

² Trust in healthcare in the U.S. - Statistic & Facts

³ Burnout is a health crisis for doctors - and patients

⁴ Total number of active physicians in the U.S., as of May 2024, by state