Lilly Finance

Lilly was named after founder Brad Beatty’s now-12-year-old daughter, Lillian Bay, born with a rare disorder known as cystic hygroma. Boca Grande, FL, the tight-knit community, rallied fast behind the family to get Lilly the surgeries she needed to survive. Inspired by his daughter’s bravery and his community’s support, Beatty dedicated his efforts to promoting funding and research in the medical industry. He is leveraging Lilly Finance to support children’s charities, assisting surgeries and saving lives.

“We believe the world is ready for the introduction of blockchain and better transparency within the global medical industry as a whole,” explains Lilly Founder Brad Beatty.

Lilly identifies needs, opportunities and problems in health care, then employs a next generation financing system to make change happen faster. From the lab bench to billing, from diagnostics to data management, Lilly launches and supports projects that break down the barriers to new knowledge and surmount the siloing that too often makes care inefficient, ineffective and inhuman.

Lilly enhances our human future in two important ways. First, it targets areas of research and practice where real needs have been neglected and the growth of medical systems has made communication and collaboration almost impossible. The result: valuable products don’t exist or take too long to come to market, too many of us receive spotty and ineffective care, and everyone pays too much for it.

Second, Lilly empowers people everywhere, at every level of the financial spectrum, by creating a stable and accessible financing vehicle to prepare for the future. The ascent and durability of platforms such as Bitcoin and Ethereum has helped democratize the market and create wealth where it did not exist. Lilly offers the same opportunity but with a greater benefit of a better, healthier world. The future of health and wealth is Lilly’s mission. That future belongs to everyone.