Proposed social commitment
Access to care fund
If the business becomes profitable, the proposed model would allocate 20% of net profit to helping patients who otherwise could not afford treatment. This is not an operating charity, and no free care exists today. The commitment remains subject to the final legal and tax structure.
Proposed commitment, subject to the final corporate, tax, and legal structure. This is not an operating charity. No free treatment exists.
- 1. Paying patients
- 2. A viable operation
- 3. A share of profit
- 4. Access fund
- 5. Subsidized cases
- 6. More access to care
Full subsidy
A future hypothesis, not a current offer.
Partial subsidy
A portion of the coordination fee, or agreed support, under the fund’s rules.
Matched support with a hospital
Possible only if the institution agrees in writing.
Hospital charity or discount partnership
To be studied. Nothing is negotiated.
A future structure might be a corporate fund, a nonprofit, a registered charity, or an agreement with a hospital charity. None of that exists.
20% of the month$3,000
Fund over 12 months$36,000
Illustration. Proposed commitment, subject to the final corporate, tax, and legal structure.