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Transforming Healthcare Accessibility and Equity

Welcome to The Resource Key™ Health

Healthcare should work for everyone. The Resource Key™ Health is transforming the way healthcare systems address accessibility, Social Determinants of Health (SDOH), and operational efficiency—ensuring better outcomes for patients, providers, and communities.

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What We Solve

  • Accessibility Barriers: Many patients, especially those with disabilities or mobility challenges, face unnecessary obstacles to receiving care.
  • Social Determinants of Health (SDOH): Factors like transportation, housing, and financial issues hinder equitable access to healthcare.
  • Inefficiencies in Care: Healthcare providers are overwhelmed with administrative tasks, leading to delays and higher costs.

Our Solution

The Resource Key Health is an AI-powered platform designed to:

  • Predict and meet patient needs with real-time support (e.g., interpreters, mobility aids).
  • Seamlessly integrate SDOH data into care workflows to proactively address barriers.
  • Automate compliance and streamline processes, reducing costs and administrative burdens.

Key Benefits

  • For Patients: Receive personalized, equitable care tailored to your unique needs.
  • For Providers: Spend less time on administrative tasks and more time on patient care.
  • For Communities: Ensure everyone has access to the care they need, when they need it.

Why It Matters

With a growing senior population, barriers for people with disabilities, increasing regulatory demands, and billions lost to inefficiencies, the need for accessible and equitable healthcare is critical. The Resource Key Health addresses these challenges.

Join us in Transforming Healthcare

We are committed to improving healthcare systems to ensure accessibility and equity for all.

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Our Partners

Tyler Hood, Occupational Therapy Student at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine

Visionary in healthcare accessibility, currently pursuing his Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at Washington University in St. Louis. With hands-on experience as a Rehabilitation & Disability Intern and AOTA Student Associate Editor, Tyler blends strategic insight with a passion for driving real-world impact, ensuring equitable patient care and setting new standards in healthcare innovation.

Keith Bonchek, Founder, President of Ability Together

Passionate advocate, speaker, and CEO of Ability Together, Inc., committed to bridging the gap between the disabled and able-bodied communities through transformative training and advocacy. Drawing from his personal experience, Keith’s mission is to empower healthcare professionals to provide high-quality, inclusive care to Americans with disabilities. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, storytelling, and real-world scenarios, Keith leads impactful programs that equip medical professionals to effectively communicate and serve patients who are Deaf, hard of hearing, and disabled, fostering a healthcare environment where accessibility is the standard.

Lauren Jackson, Speech Language Pathologist at Northern Valley Indian Health and Data Analyst Volunteer at Statistics Without Borders

Innovative Speech Language Pathologist at Northern Valley Indian Health, where she is developing a comprehensive speech language pathology program and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes. With a background in cybersecurity and certifications in CompTIA IT Fundamentals and American Speech Language and Hearing Association, Lauren combines technical expertise with clinical excellence. As a Data Analyst Volunteer with Statistics Without Borders, Lauren leverages data tools like R, SQL, and Tableau to drive insights, all while mentoring graduate students and advancing best practices in patient care and data-driven healthcare.

Corey Axelrod, Founder and CEO of 2axend

Dynamic leader and fourth-generation Deaf advocate with a deep commitment to social justice and accessibility. As the founder and CEO of 2axend, Corey empowers organizations to create inclusive, accessible environments for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. Leveraging his expertise in strategic consulting and communication accessibility, Corey helps businesses reduce risk, enhance compliance, and foster meaningful change that benefits both the organization and the communities they serve.

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