David Marek
Founder, HealthAtlas
El Paso, Texas · U.S.-Mexico border
Met at Reuters Total Health, Nashville
Americans already cross the border for care. No single, current record shows who is qualified to treat them.
I am building that record at HealthAtlas, evidence-backed and checked at the source, so U.S. payers and employers can send patients to Mexico with confidence.
I am looking for whoever owns cross-border or international benefits.
Why this matters
26.7M
41%
Each number links to its source.
What I'm working on now
- A live credential record.
- Cédula, board certification, facility license and accreditation, checked at the source and dated.
- A bridge for payers.
- Connecting U.S. plans, TPAs and employers with vetted provider networks in Mexico, starting with planned, elective care.
- On the ground in Tijuana.
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Working with a large consortium of clinics and hospitals in Tijuana, one of the busiest medical travel destinations on the U.S.-Mexico border.
2 JCI-accredited organizations based in Tijuana JCI directory, Oct 2026 2.8 to 3 million health-tourism patients a year in Baja California State tourism office via El Imparcial, Jul 2026 (in Spanish)
Happy to share who, in person.
I work from the El Paso and Juárez border, where people cross for dental work, surgery and imaging every day. Most of them cannot easily check who they are seeing. HealthAtlas is how I am fixing that. HealthAtlas grew out of customer discovery with the NSF I-Corps Hub Southwest.
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