Let’s fix
U.S. healthcare together

Healthy life
expectancy
Maternal & under-5
safety
Noncommunicable
disease
mortality
Preventable
harm
Life
expectancy
Outcomes
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  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
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Health life expectancy, years
  • Top 10 countries
  • USA world rank: #72
  • 73.6 to 70.8
  • 63.9
Maternal Martality, per 100K live births
  • Top 10 countries
  • USA world rank: #66
  • 0.1 to 2.8
  • 16.6
Under 5 Martality, per 100K live births
  • Top 10 countries
  • USA world rank: #53
  • 1.4 to 2.5
  • 6.5
Noncommunicable disease martality
  • Top 10 countries
  • USA world rank: #50
  • 6.9 to 8.5
  • 13.7
Life expectancy, years
  • Top 10 countries
  • USA world rank: #46
  • 84.5 to 82.6
  • 76.4

The U.S. Health System

Current World Rank for Health Outcomes

#48

We spend the most, but our health outcomes severely lag our peer countries

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Current World Rank for Healthcare costs as a % of GDP

#182

Out of 183 countries, we spend the second-most, 18.5% of GDP.

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Bad results.

Unaffordable.

Fix the system, heal the country.

How did the nation with the most advanced clinical infrastructure become the world’s most expensive healthcare failure?

More importantly, what’s the cure?

USA health spend & global rank, 1975 to 2025

TOP TEN TARGET
USA RANK ; GLOBAL HEALTH OUTCOMES
USA RANK ; GLOBAL HEALTH OUTCOMES
TOP PERCENTAGE TARGET

USA health spend & global rank, 2035 target

TOP TEN TARGET
USA RANK ; GLOBAL HEALTH OUTCOMES
USA RANK ; GLOBAL HEALTH OUTCOMES
TOP PERCENTAGE TARGET

An industry “North Star” — in one easy sentence.

The United States should rank in the Top Ten for health outcomes, spend no more than Ten Percent of GDP on healthcare, and achieve this within Ten Years.

Our building blocks

Better health and smarter spending benefits everyone

People

Easier access to primary and behavioral care, clearer prices, safer care, and navigation that reduces confusion and surprise bills

Purchasers

Employers and taxpayers buy value: fewer avoidable ED visits and admissions, better chronic disease control, and benefits that reward what works.

Policymakers

Employers and taxpayers buy value: fewer avoidable ED visits and admissions, better chronic disease control, and benefits that reward what works.

What good looks like

Outcome benchmarks

Lower preventable mortality and readmissions; improved maternal/infant outcomes; controlled blood pressure, lipids, and diabetes; better patient-reported outcomes.

System performance

Primary care access within a week, integrated behavioral health, safe transitions with 48-hour follow-up, and fewer low-value tests and procedures.

Affordability

Slower growth in premiums and out-of-pocket costs, site-neutral prices for the same service, and drug value aligned to clinical benefit—so we end the scourge of medical bills driving personal bankruptcy.

Where we are today

Ten Ten Ten is a new nonprofit with big goals. We’re already delivering practical work today, and with funding we’ll scale the tools the country deserves. Our founders bring a decade of results, better outcomes and 35% lower costs. After transforming drug spending, we’re widening the lens to fix healthcare as a whole.

What we deliver today

Roadmap: Solutions requiring funding

Fund the index

UX, data pipelines, equity stratification, exporter/API, QA, and uptime.

Fund Certification

Scoring engine, audit rules, evidence standards, reviewer workflow, appeals process, public registry.

Unrestricted Funding

Unrestricted funding allows us to fund our most urgent priorities.

What you can do now ?

Make better care and fair prices the norm

Your donation turns open methods into measurable change for millions. It matters.

Please don’t wait