Our Mission

The Nau Project - named after the Sanskrit translation for boat - is
dedicated to helping others navigate the complexities of the American
healthcare system.
By providing education-based content focused on improving medical
literacy, the Nau Project aims to illuminate the dim corners of
healthcare, highlighting what often goes unsaid and unfixed.
The Nau Project’s ultimate goal is to provide a map for anyone
looking to ensure that they are informed about and cared for in the
healthcare system.

The Nau Project - named after the Sanskrit translation for boat - is dedicated to helping others navigate the complexities of the American healthcare system.

By providing education-based content focused on improving medical literacy, the Nau Project aims to illuminate the dim corners of healthcare, highlighting what often goes unsaid and unfixed.

The Nau Project’s ultimate goal is to provide a map for anyone looking to ensure that they are informed about and cared for in the healthcare system.

Heart of Nau

Empowerment

We believe knowledge is the most powerful tool for navigating the healthcare system. By delivering clear, actionable insights, we empower individuals to take control of their healthcare decisions with confidence and clarity.

Transparency

The healthcare system is often shrouded in complexity. We are committed to breaking down these barriers, revealing insights hidden beneath layers of red tape, and offering a straightforward guide through the confusion.

Equity

Healthcare should work for everyone. We are driven to highlight disparities and call attention to resources that make the system more accessible to all, regardless of location or circumstance.

Published Articles

The Hill
June 11, 2025
6.5 min read

Here’s why Medicare Advantage fails America’s elderly

While Medicare Advantage provides excellent coverage if you never get sick, this insurance can quickly become a precursor to medical bankruptcy if the patient develops a deadly disease, a highly probable outcome when you consider that nearly 40 percent of Americans get cancer in their lifetime.

Published Articles

The Hill
June 11, 2025
6.5 min read

Here’s why Medicare Advantage fails America’s elderly

While Medicare Advantage provides excellent coverage if you never get sick, this insurance can quickly become a precursor to medical bankruptcy if the patient develops a deadly disease, a highly probable outcome when you consider that nearly 40 percent of Americans get cancer in their lifetime.

Press

HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024

Press

HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024
HealthTech Insider
Nau Project's leadership discuss healthcare complexities at GHW Global Meet, highlighting the need for digital innovation to overcome them.
25.09.2024