Our Story
A modern humanitarian mission built on resilience, partnership, and innovation.
Where It Began
The Intellibus Care Foundation emerged from a simple observation shared by doctors, mission teams, and national partners across Jamaica and the Caribbean: Too many communities were suffering without reliable access to healthcare—especially during disasters.
Recent national emergencies made this reality undeniable. Roads were broken, clinics were inaccessible, supply chains were disrupted, and seniors, veterans, and chronically ill patients were cut off from life-sustaining care. The Foundation stepped in to bridge that gap.
What started as rapid field coordination evolved into a permanent, mission-ready movement for health access across Jamaica and the wider region.
What We Have Achieved So Far (2025)
Our work during 2025 created the backbone of a new humanitarian health model, built together with national and regional partners.
On-the-Ground Operations
- Supported medical relief efforts in multiple disaster-impacted communities.
- Conducted digital community assessments to identify urgent health and social needs.
- Helped reconnect isolated populations to essential primary and mental healthcare.
- Enabled mission logistics and structured processes for field teams.
Defense & Emergency Partnerships
We worked side-by-side with:
Jamaica Defense Force (JDF)
Supporting field medical missions, community outreach, logistics coordination, and assessments.
Barbados Defense Force (BDF)
Collaborating on resilience, disaster-ready medical frameworks, and telemedicine strategy.
World Digital Governance (WDG)
Building digital standards, operational frameworks, and national coordination models.
These collaborations demonstrated what coordinated civilian–military–digital missions could accomplish.
Foundation-Building Milestones
- Designed the first telemedicine-enabled humanitarian workflows for Jamaica.
- Began assembling a global network of physicians committed to mission service.
- Established the Foundation's three core care pillars: Disaster Relief, Veterans, and Seniors.
- Formed the early framework for the Atlas Telemedicine Platform, fully aligned with humanitarian, clinical, and national priorities.
This foundation now enables the next stage of national and regional expansion.
The Road Ahead
Global Physician Network & National Recovery Campaigns
2026 is centered on growth, structured deployment, and scaling Jamaica's resilience.
Empanelment of 1,000 Expert Doctors Worldwide
We are building one of the world's largest humanitarian physician networks. The 2026 goal: Empanel 1,000 Expert Panel Doctors across the Caribbean, United States, Africa, Europe, and the global diaspora.
This network will support:
- Telemedicine consultations
- Chronic care pathways
- Disaster deployments
- Veteran and senior care initiatives
- National mission and readiness programs
Jamaica Recovery & Resilience Campaigns
These campaigns will focus on:
- Rebuilding community healthcare access
- Expanding telemedicine pods and mobile units
- Strengthening preventive care for seniors
- Establishing consistent care pathways for veterans
- Integrating digital diagnostics and remote monitoring
- Scaling community triage and rapid-response frameworks
By the end of 2026, Jamaica will have the most advanced humanitarian telemedicine and mission-ready care system in the Caribbean.
Launch of the Atlas Telemedicine Platform in Jamaica
2027 marks the beginning of a new model of national and regional healthcare delivery.
Atlas: Jamaica's National Telemedicine Platform
Atlas will serve as the backbone for:
Atlas will unlock:
- Faster access to high-level specialists
- Lower barriers to care
- More accurate and consistent diagnostics
- Seamless continuity between community visits, clinics, and hospitals
- A unified digital ecosystem for population health and national resilience
Regional Expansion
Following Jamaica's deployment, Atlas will expand to:
Why This Matters
Healthcare access should not depend on location, income, or the presence of a disaster. The Foundation exists to change that reality.
We are building a permanent humanitarian healthcare system—powered by telemedicine, guided by expert clinicians, supported by responsible AI, and strengthened by national partnerships.
Every mission, every doctor, every technology layer moves us toward one outcome: Care that is affordable, accessible, and accurate for every community that needs it most.