Leading Healthcare2U in an exponential year of growth, Mr. Bonner is recognized for having a strong track record of innovation and outstanding performance

October 1, 2019 (Austin, TX) – Healthcare2U, a membership-based, integrated direct primary care (DPC) organization, today announced CEO and Co-Founder Andy Bonner has been nominated for the Austin Business Journal’s 2019 Best CEO Award for his significant leadership accomplishments within the last year, and a strong record of innovation in advancing the next wave of healthcare. Winners will be announced at a private event held on October 3, 2019.

Mr. Bonner spent the past year traveling across the nation, educating employer groups and benefit brokers on how to redefine the delivery of primary care through his rapidly emerging DPC company, Healthcare2U. By rejecting the status quo of healthcare, Mr. Bonner is challenging the traditional ways it is purchased, consumed and delivered. With continued exponential growth, innovative proprietary technology and clear competitive differentiation, Healthcare2U is poised to shake an industry that is ripe for change.

“I’ve strived to make a difference in the healthcare industry by looking at the problem through different-colored glasses. Leading up to the creation of Healthcare2U, I spent my career solving critical business problems for some of the country’s most respected brands and Fortune 500 companies. Since I’m not from the insurance world, I was able to see where my personal misdiagnosis and healthcare point of entry issues originated and, ultimately, how Healthcare2U could solve these problems for others,” said Mr. Bonner. “My driving force is my passion to help others avoid a healthcare story similar to my own. By keeping Healthcare2U’s prices low and allowing convenient access to care, we are committed to providing the most affordable care to our members nationwide.”

For the 2019 Best CEO Awards, 90 CEO’s were nominated in the following categories based on the organization’s size: Small Company CEO (revenue under $10 million), Medium Company CEO (revenue $10 to $50 million), Large Company CEO (revenue over $50 million), Non-Profit CEO, and Market Leader (a new category dedicated to honoring local market leaders). Eligibility requirements are outlined here. To view the list of finalists, visit the Austin Business Journal website.