The Math Congress
Doesn't Want You to Know.

$10,000 per person. $600 per person. The same care. Congress has the authority to authorize the difference tomorrow. They haven't had to — until now.

$10,000 vs $600.

Replace a $10,000/year insurance product with a $600/year telehealth-first plan, and the savings fund:

• Universal access
• Millions of healthcare jobs
• Massive system-wide savings

All using existing law. No new taxes. No new bureaucracy. Just math.

One Conversion Funds 12–19 More.

The Exponential Foundation

Here's the part Congress doesn't want you to understand:

This is the cascade they fear.

And as premiums rise higher — $12,000, $15,000, $18,000 — the cascade accelerates.

234 Million Covered.
9 Iterations.

The Endpoint: Universal Coverage for 234M Americans

Iteration by iteration, the savings multiply:

This isn't theory. It's arithmetic.

The math doesn't stall. It doesn't negotiate. It doesn't care about lobbyists.
It just keeps going — until everyone is covered.

Why We Start With Medicaid.

Most reforms fail because they try to fix everything at once. PHIERS starts where:

• The savings are largest
• The vulnerability is highest
• The proof is undeniable

Medicaid costs $8,000 per person. Telehealth costs $600. That's $7,400 in savings per conversion — enough to fund 12 more.

Medicaid is the pressure point. Once it converts, the rest of the system follows — ACA, private insurance, and the uninsured.

Not because Congress wants it. Because the math forces it.

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Why Congress Is Scared.

They Fear the Math.
Be Part of It.

Sign the petition. Do the math. Force Congress to answer.