At the Politico Health Care Summit, TrueMed co-founder Calley Means, who also advises HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy, was met with hostile reactions while advocating for a complete overhaul of federal health agencies. His call for removing entrenched bureaucrats and implementing science-based policy reforms underscores a demand for transparency and accountability in public health, aligning with progressive, anti-authoritarian values.

At a news conference in Martinsburg, West Virginia, TrueMed co-founder Calley Means endorsed initiatives to eliminate soda and ultra-processed foods from school nutrition programs, aligning with a broader effort to promote public health and combat chronic disease.

In an interview, CEO Justin Mares detailed Truemed’s innovative platform that allows consumers to use HSA/FSA funds for a broad array of fitness, wellness, and preventive health products. The company collaborates with major brands like Peloton and CorePower Yoga and advocates for comprehensive healthcare reform including measures to reduce pharmaceutical influence and promote preventive care.

On October 29, 2024, TrueMed announced a strategic partnership with a top 10 global pharmaceutical company to deploy its advanced AI technology for counterfeit drug investigations. The solution uses mobile phone cameras, machine learning, and data analytics to rapidly verify drug authenticity, thereby protecting patients and ensuring the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain.