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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Outcomes Methodology
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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Costs Methodology
Bad results.
Unaffordable.
Fix the system, heal the country.
Goal: One million signatures.
- Together, let’s achieve a national mandate.
- We are backed by clinicians, employers, and data scientists.
A platform
to fix U.S. healthcare
Top Ten health.
Ten Percent of GDP.
in Ten Years.
Transparent methods. Public results. No ideology—just what works.
Healthy life expectancy
Maternal Mortality
Under-5 Mortality
Noncommunicable disease
mortality
Life expectancy
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- 2
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Healthy life expectancy, years
- Top 10 countries
- USA world rank: #72
- 73.6 to 70.8
- 63.9
Maternal mortality, per 100K live births
- Top 10 countries
- USA world rank: #66
- 0.1 to 2.8
- 16.6
Under 5 mortality, per 100K live births
- Top 10 countries
- USA world rank: #53
- 1.4 to 2.5
- 6.5
Noncommunicable disease mortality
- 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
Get Oriented Fast
Our Industry Facts page is a good place to start
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.
How did the nation with the most advanced clinical infrastructure become the world’s most expensive healthcare failure?
More importantly, what’s the cure?
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The Cure
Step 1 :
A new model
for change
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
Clearer guardrails and better measurement: enforce transparency, reduce administrative waste, and align incentives so public dollars reward outcomes, affordability, and patient safety.
Unified Healthcare Data Lake
Connecting cost, quality and outcomes data across multiple silos
Ten Ten Ten is building a unified healthcare data lake that combines Medicare and Medicaid data, hospital pricing files, payer contracts, employer data, and public health outcomes data.
By connecting cost, quality, and outcomes across silos, it will benchmark performance, expose waste, track progress, and power our Price Transparency Initiative, Playbooks, and Index.
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 you can do now ?
Individuals
Sign the Ten Ten Ten Pledge. Add your name and make your commitment public.
Share it with 10 people. Post on your socials and DM a few friends asking them to sign—personal asks work best.
Nudge your employer/plan to do better. Email HR to adopt transparency, PBM audits, and consider a Ten Ten Ten partnership.
Employers & Purchasers
Explore an Official Partnership with Ten Ten Ten. Join as a founding partner to help build the Index, Certification, and public dashboards—and showcase your leadership on responsible healthcare spending.
Solutions Providers
Certify your health solution. We accept certification applications for clinical, digital, operational, benefit design, payment models, analytics, and other service offerings.
Back Real Healthcare Reform
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.