The Advocacy Engine - Taking Back Control

Once we get the attention of the families, we are now in a position to teach them how to influence and position the Heroic platform as the most effective solution to the Healthcare, Education and Prosperity crises.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 78% of adults aged 55 and older have at least one chronic condition. As people age, it becomes increasingly common to manage multiple health issues simultaneously. The CDC's breakdown for the 55 and older demographic shows:

• 47% have two or more chronic conditions.

• 19% have three or more chronic conditions.

For a broader perspective on how these numbers shift with age:

• Ages 35 to 64: More than 75% have at least one chronic condition.

• Ages 65 and older: More than 90% have at least one chronic condition.

The most frequently reported conditions driving these statistics include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arthritis, and diabetes.

1. Get their attention

2. Teach them and give them the tools to become a great influencer

3. Present the issues that are of interest to them and their family

4. If the company that is driving the policy is a public company, then that audience of families will be educated and encouraged to purchase the stock. For many early stage public companies, the addition of a few hundred thousand educated and supportive shareholders is very significant - it changes the nature of the public and tokenized company efforts.

If we take the issue of funding family-driven health and wellness through the Medicare value based care model as an example - there are about 50 mil k-12 students in the US. Each one of those kids can influence directly 3-4 adults. If we get 50% of those students, this results in an influence reach of around 90 million people (there were 155 million votes cast in 2024). Any lawmaker that gets a personalized message from a few million potential voters, regarding a particular policy or law, will cave in to the masses.

The Heroic platform is already approved by Medicare to bill for diabetes training, so its not much of a stretch to extend that billing to a value based care model for family health and wellness for $50/month per family.

This is what politicians do - they cave to the entity that threatens them most. They just want to stay in office.

So the Heroic advocacy engine delivers on two fronts - it brings votes to any public issue that needs to be resolved properly, and it can bring market support to public and tokenized companies that are doing good things and just need a bit more support.

Heroic Grandparent does all of these things, and does them extremely well.