True Nature Holding Reveals Community Health Initiative

Pharmaceutical Investing

True Nature Holding will be targeting the small town and rural marketplace through a new initiative set to bringing lower cost pharmaceuticals.

True Nature Holding (OTCQB:TNTY) will be targeting the small town and rural marketplace through a new initiative set to bringing lower cost pharmaceuticals.
As quoted in the press release:

The Company intends to form a joint venture for-profit subsidiary; True Nature Community Health, Inc., which will be owned 51% percent by the public company, and 49% by a newly formed not-for-profit entity; The True Nature Community Health Foundation.
“The individuals who wrote the business plan for our compounding pharmacy roll-up include senior executives who have extensive experience and in-depth knowledge within the not-for-profit space. We have always intended to drive lower cost pharmaceutical solutions through increased distribution of specialized formulations, and to develop a catalog of intellectual properties that could be monetized through both conventional retail distribution and new strategies aimed at the medically underserved populations in lower-income, small town, and rural communities,” explained Dr. Jordan Balencic, Chairman of The Board of Directors. He continued, “The True Nature Community Health subsidiary will become the conduit for distribution of both our proprietary and other non-proprietary products to Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and Rural Health Clinics as well as critical access hospitals, while The True Nature Community Health Foundation will focus its efforts on advancing patient health, education, and innovative service delivery solutions required to address the healthcare needs of these underserved and aging populations. The result is to make a significant, scalable social impact while driving additional revenue streams and innovating in the social enterprise and compounding pharmaceutical space.”

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Source: www.marketwired.com

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