404 Page Not Found

About IGNITE Health Partnership

IGNITE Health Partnership connects patients with independent primary-care physicians and provides infrastructure for independent practices. The platform addresses systemic healthcare issues including medical debt, rising premiums, and administrative waste that diverts funds away from patient care.

Key Statistics

• Americans owe $220 billion in medical debt — more than all other overdue bills combined
• Premiums are rising 26% in 2026
• A third of every healthcare dollar goes to administration, not patient care
• America spends $2,497 per person per year on healthcare administration alone, compared to $551 in Canada
• 42% of physicians remain in independent practice, down from 60% a decade ago
• After private-equity-acquired US hospitals cut staff, ED mortality rose 13.4% and hospital-acquired conditions rose 25.4%
• UnitedHealth's Optum employs approximately 90,000 doctors and processes records on roughly a third of US patients

Services Offered

• Cost Comparator: Compare what you pay now versus what independent care costs, whether through direct subscription, insurance co-pay, or a hybrid mix. Three fields, sixty seconds.
• Find a Doctor: Browse 2,500+ independent practices filtered by location, services, and price. Listings compiled from public directories of direct primary care practices.
• Get Matched: A matching service built around what you need. Tell us what matters — location, budget, services, personality (same-day appointments, text communication, pediatric and adult care under one roof). Our algorithm scores providers based on what matters to you, never on who paid for placement.

Data Privacy Commitment

IGNITE does not sell your health profile, route your prescriptions to its own pharmacy, or steer you toward its own labs. The platform is horizontal infrastructure between you and your physician — not a vertical pipeline that monetizes what it learns from you. When you sign in with Google, only your name and email address are accessed to create and identify your account; no other Google data is read or stored.

References

Every numeric claim on this page links to a peer-reviewed or primary source, with vendor-published data flagged as such. Sources include KFF (2024, 2025), Annals of Internal Medicine (2020), The Lancet (2025), American Medical Association (2024), and JAMA (2023).