Sponsor receives
- Clearly disclosed national recognition
- Defined category exclusivity
- Aggregate program reach and impact reports
- Recognition on supported educational modules
- Founding-partner participation in public-access expansion
Activate CoraFund access. Never influence guidance.
National sponsorship with an unbreakable wall around Cora’s independence.
A founding sponsor can make Cora freely available while receiving transparent recognition, program-level impact reporting, and category exclusivity—not patient data, recommendations, or private answers.
Explore the sponsorship model →The independence covenant
What a sponsor receives—and what money can never buy.
Sponsor never receives
- Access to private conversations or identities
- Preference in Cora’s answers or rankings
- Guaranteed product recommendations
- Patient lead lists or medical-interest profiles
- Control over clinical, safety, or educational standards
Category architecture
Several deep-pocket categories. One protected standard.
Categories can fund distinct parts of the transition without competing inside Cora’s guidance.
What we would sell is measurable access and public benefit—not influence.
Reach
Facilities, activated patients, caregiver participation, and supported transition days.
Engagement
Plans started, check-ins completed, educational modules used, and print/share actions.
Needs illuminated
De-identified categories of equipment, access, caregiver, transportation, and coverage barriers.
Impact story
Aggregate program findings, patient-reported usefulness, and independently governed case studies.