Theory of God, Health And Accounting Research, LLC
Restoring Dignity, Mobility, and Hope to Elders in Their Hour of Need
About Our Mission
Theory of God, Health and Accounting Research, LLC exists to close the final gap in elder care. While government programs and skilled nursing facilities provide a critical foundation, many elders are prevented from fully recovering due to the 20% Medicare Part B copay that limits access to essential physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Guided by moral philosophy, constitutional principles, and decades of healthcare accounting experience, we hold that spiritual care without financial provision is incomplete. Every elder possesses inherent dignity, and true restoration requires both prayer and tangible support that enables strength, mobility, and a safe return home.
Founded on over 30 years of forensic accounting leadership within the skilled nursing industry, our work is rooted in clear evidence: financial barriers—not medical limits—often halt recovery. Drawing from the ethical frameworks of Immanuel Kant, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and America’s constitutional tradition, we advocate for community and faith-based stewardship as a necessary complement to public healthcare. Elders who supported their churches and communities for a lifetime deserve restoration in their hour of need. Our mission is to transform accountability into action, ensuring elders are honored not only in spirit, but restored in body, dignity, and independence.
Our Services and Initiatives
Research and Published Literature
Comprehensive research and published works examining the intersection of faith, healthcare, and financial accountability in elder care. Our evidence-based approach informs policy and practice in skilled nursing and rehabilitation settings.
Advocacy and Community Stewardship
Transparency and advocacy efforts encouraging churches and community institutions to prioritize elder restoration through ethical stewardship. We work to mobilize faith-based and community resources to support seniors in their recovery journey.
Charlie & Part B Non-Profit Initiative
A direct-action program that directs 100% of book proceeds toward covering therapy-related Medicare Part B copays for seniors in skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities, removing financial barriers to recovery.