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Comprehensive prevention
delivered where life happens

HealthCare Outreach Platform (HCOP) is the missing layer of healthcare infrastructure—a scalable, recurring, preventative front  door designed to materially bend the cost curve of U.S. healthcare. 

We deliver high-quality, comprehensive preventative diagnostics at scale, directly into communities, workplaces, and veteran  populations—creating early visibility into health before decline becomes crisis.

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Our Mission

The U.S. healthcare system is built to react, not prevent.

Today, the majority of healthcare spending is driven by chronic conditions that develop gradually, are measurable early, and are far less expensive to manage before they escalate. At the same time, the primary care system—historically responsible for early detection—is increasingly constrained and unable to serve as a consistent front door.

HCOP exists to solve this structural gap.

By supporting healthcare systems, we enable earlier detection, continuous monitoring, and measurable health improvement across populations—shifting healthcare from episodic intervention to longitudinal management.

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What We Do

HCOP is a modular, rapidly deployable preventative health assessment platform. We are not a clinic, a telehealth service, or a wellness program. We are the intake, synthesis, and continuity layer the system is missing.

Scalable Deployment

We establish temporary intake and evaluation centers in existing spaces (e.g., ballrooms, empty storefronts),  enabling structured onboarding and multi-station testing, including phlebotomy, EKG, and motion capture.

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Bimonthly Continuity

HCOP visits the same location every other month, establishing a baseline and creating a continuous feedback  loop to track progress, reinforce behavior, and detect early deterioration.

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Actionable Insight

Each visit produces a clear, structured health profile with prioritized next steps, enabling patients and providers  to understand trajectory—not just isolated results.

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Our Impact is Measurable

92%

Only 8% of U.S. adults receive all recommended preventive care — meaning 92% are falling through the cracks of the current system. (AHRQ / Health Affairs)

75%

Three in four American adults have at least one chronic condition — most of which develop gradually and are detectable early. (CDC)

90%

Of Americans have delayed or skipped a recommended health screening. (Aflac, 2025)

25%

More than 1 in 4 American adults have no regular source of primary care. (Milbank Fund / Primary Care Scorecard, 2024)

Where We Operate

Communities

Partnering with health systems to serve rural, suburban, and urban populations lacking consistent preventative access.

Employers

Supporting self-insured employers seeking long-term cost control through early detection and continuous workforce health  monitoring.

Veterans

Delivering consistent, recurring preventative assessments through government and veteran-focused programs.

Our Vision

For decades, the healthcare system has relied on primary care physicians to serve as intake, triage, and continuity managers. That  model is under increasing strain due to workforce shortages, economic pressure, and geographic inequity. At the same time, comprehensive preventative care has become a luxury—accessible to a small portion of the population, while the  majority engage only after conditions have advanced. 

HCOP changes that equation. By creating a recurring, scalable preventative front door, HCOP enables earlier detection, continuous monitoring, and measurable  improvement across populations. It does not replace physicians—it amplifies them. It does not treat disease—it enables earlier intervention. That shift—from episodic care to continuous visibility—has the potential to materially reduce healthcare costs while improving  outcomes at scale. 

That is a generational opportunity.

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Meet Our Team

Our leadership team brings diverse and deep expertise across finance, product development, growth strategy, and the legal landscape:

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Gary Adornato

Founder & CEO

Bill Stinneford

President

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Ryan King

COO

Clint Whitworth

Founding Member & General Counsel

Nikki Viner

Board Member / Advisor

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HCOP is actively seeking investment partners to scale preventative healthcare access across the country. If you’re interested in being part of that mission, we’d love to connect.

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Nikki Viner

Board Member / Advisor

Prior to joining HCOP as a Board Member/Advisor, Nikki was a vice president at Buxton, where she provided healthcare subject matter expertise and guided the company’s healthcare strategy. Previously, she was vice president of marketing analytics and operations at Mercy, a leading health system based in St. Louis. In that role, she supported Mercy’s four-state service area, serving 32 hospitals, 300 outpatient facilities and more than 2,000 integrated physicians. She also oversaw consumer analytics and research efforts to support targeted, measurable marketing priorities.

Nikki previously served as Mercy’s Vice President of Market Development, where she led strategic planning for the placement of new facilities and services. Additionally, she worked for FedEx Office in new store development, leading strategy, site selection and construction efforts for the western U.S. Nikki has an undergraduate degree in Accounting/Business Administration from Friends University in Wichita, KS.

Clint Whitworth

Founding Member & General Counsel

Clint Whitworth is a Founding Member and General Counsel for Healthcare Outreach Platform, LLC. Born and raised on a cattle ranch in southwest Oklahoma, Clint still operates the family ranch today, raising approximately 200 cow-calf pairs alongside wheat, cotton, corn, and alfalfa hay.

Clint played collegiate baseball at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma City University before being drafted by the New York Yankees in 1993, where he played until 1997. Following his professional baseball career, Clint pursued a legal education at the University of Tulsa College of Law, earning his Juris Doctorate in 2000. He began his legal career with the Edmonds Cole Law Firm, and in 2016 founded Whitworth Wilson & Evans, PLLC, where he serves as Managing Partner. Clint maintains a general civil practice, advising individual, corporate, and agricultural clients on a broad range of legal matters.

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Ryan King

COO

Ryan built his career on the trading floor before spending the last decade-plus building companies of his own — and both halves of that story show up in how he runs HCOP today.

He started at Barclays in institutional sales before moving into asset-backed securities trading, where he helped co-helm a desk that generated $30M+ in cumulative profit. He went on to run the asset-backed securities trading desk at Gleacher & Company, adding another $10M+ in profit over three years — all of it built on the kind of client relationships that don’t show up on a spreadsheet.

In 2013, Ryan left Wall Street to co-found Western Grace Brandy, a craft spirit he built and ran end to end — production, sales, operations, and fundraising — for the better part of a decade, landing it on bar and restaurant menus from Los Angeles and San Francisco to Austin, Nashville, and New York.

At HCOP, Ryan serves as COO, leading day-to-day operations and driving the company’s current capital raise. He also serves as a Founding Board Member and Treasurer of YAA SAMAR! Dance Theatre, supporting the nonprofit’s fundraising and financial management since 2009.

Ryan holds a BA in Quantitative Finance and an MS in Finance from the University of Alabama.

Bill Stinneford

President

Throughout his career, Bill has been driven by a simple belief: better systems create better outcomes. That conviction has shaped more than two decades of executive leadership spanning healthcare, consumer analytics, retail strategy, and organizational growth.

Prior to co-founding HCOP, Bill spent more than twenty years at Buxton, where he helped build one of the nation’s leading consumer analytics companies. As Executive Vice President of Healthcare, he led the growth of the healthcare division into the company’s largest business vertical, partnering with health systems across the United States to better understand consumer behavior, improve patient acquisition, and strengthen long-term strategic growth.

Bill has spoken at numerous national conferences across the healthcare and retail industries, including SHSMD, ICSC RECon, and the International Franchise Association. He was recognized by the Fort Worth Business Press as a 40 Under 40 honoree and serves on the Corporate Advisory Board for the Texas A&M Center for Retailing Innovation.

Bill earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas A&M University.

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Gary Adornato

Founder & CEO

Across a 50-year career, Gary Adornato has built a habit of being first: he helped create the first CFTC-approved computerized commodity trading program on Wall Street, founded the nation’s first wellness-based health insurance company, and financed the country’s first laser tag company. That instinct for spotting an overlooked opportunity and building the category that fills it is what led him to conceive and architect HCOP’s circuit model.

Gary began his career on Wall Street with Pru-Bache Securities and Shearson Lehman/Amex, where he was named Vice President at 23 and Senior Vice President at 25 — both the youngest appointments in either firm’s history by more than 15 years — while pioneering strategies in derivatives and intermarket trading as one of the top 20 brokers worldwide.

He went on to found and lead eight national companies spanning insurance, real estate development, and entertainment, including HealthAmerica, which partnered with Northwestern Insurance to cover more than 40,000 policyholders in its first year, and Q-Zar, the world’s largest laser tag company, where he led U.S. operations alongside joint ventures with SEGA, Namco, Atari, and Viacom.