35 Million Women. No System of Care.
A global patient population living between diagnosis and denial.
Noble Care Corp | AI Infrastructure for Women's Health
THE ISSUE
The System Was Never Designed to See This
There are 35 million women globally living with breast implants — and a healthcare system that has systematically failed to recognize what happens when those implants cause harm. Breast Implant Associated Illness (BIAI) presents across biological systems, triggering an unpredictable constellation of physical and neurological symptoms that no single specialist is trained to treat.
The result is a patient population that falls through every crack in the system — dismissed, misdiagnosed, and financially devastated. They are not rare. They are invisible by design.
No Standardized Diagnosis
Each physician interprets symptoms independently with no shared protocol.
No Unified Treatment Protocol
Care is fragmented across specialties with no coordinating framework.
No Insurance Classification
BIAI remains uncoded, leaving patients fully out-of-pocket.
THE MARKET
A Multi-Billion Dollar Blind Spot
BIAI is not a niche condition — it is a misclassified market of enormous scale. The out-of-pocket financial burden carried by patients represents a massive, untapped, and structurally underserved economic category that has never been properly mapped, priced, or served.
$20K
Explant Surgery
Average out-of-pocket cost per patient, ranging from $8K–$20K with zero insurance coverage.
$50K+
Diagnostics & Treatment
Total care costs from $5K to $50K+ as patients navigate fragmented specialist networks.
$Bn
Symptom Treatment Spend
Billions spent annually treating downstream symptoms instead of the root cause condition.
THE BREAK
Fragmented Data. Fragmented Care.
The absence of a shared data infrastructure is not a technical oversight — it is the structural origin of the crisis. Without a unified system, every stakeholder operates in isolation, duplicating costs and compounding harm.
Patients
Navigate care alone, carrying years of medical records with no coordinating system to interpret them.
Providers
Lack clinical guidelines, leaving individual practitioners to make judgment calls without evidence-based support.
Insurers
Reject claims due to absence of diagnostic codes, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of non-coverage.
Researchers
Work from fragmented, non-standardized datasets that cannot be aggregated or acted upon at scale.
THE SYSTEM
One Network. Three Layers.
Noble Care Corp is structured as an integrated three-layer system — each component reinforcing the others to create a self-strengthening infrastructure that serves every stakeholder simultaneously. The architecture is designed for scale from day one.
Noble Care Network
The patient-facing interface. A structured environment where women with BIAI can document symptoms, access care coordination, connect with specialists, and contribute to a shared clinical dataset that benefits the entire community.
Noble Care Group
The provider and insurer layer. Connects vetted physicians and insurance stakeholders to standardized protocols, AI-generated clinical guidance, and reimbursement pathway development tools built on real-world evidence.
Noble Care Research
The clinical intelligence engine. Aggregates anonymized data at scale to power peer-reviewed research, regulatory submissions, and the evidence base required to achieve formal medical and insurance classification for BIAI.
THE GOAL
From Out-of-Pocket to Covered Care
Data
Aggregate the world's largest structured dataset on BIAI — patient-reported outcomes, clinical findings, treatment responses, and longitudinal health trajectories.
Diagnosis
Establish standardized diagnostic criteria validated by real-world evidence — giving providers and regulators the clinical language they need to recognize and name the condition.
Coverage
Translate diagnostic standards into ICD codes, CPT billing categories, and insurance coverage models that make treatment financially accessible for the first time.
The Mission
Transform BIAI from an unclassified, uninsured condition into a formally recognized, reimbursable category of care — with defined diagnostic criteria, standardized treatment pathways, and insurance coverage that reflects clinical reality. This is not incremental improvement. This is systemic reclassification.
Data → Diagnosis → Coverage
THE TEAM
Our Visionary Leadership
The Noble Care team brings together diverse expertise in healthcare, technology, operations, and finance, united by a shared mission to transform women's health. Their combined experience addresses every facet of the BIAI crisis. This team uniquely understands the full spectrum of the problem: from patient experience and clinical ambiguity to payer resistance and data fragmentation. More importantly, they know how to connect these disparate elements to forge a new path.
Kristin Nobles
Founder & CEO.
Kristin Nobles is the founder of Noble Care and the architect behind its integrated model spanning AI infrastructure, research, community, and media.
After navigating years inside a broken healthcare system, she transformed firsthand experience into a company designed to unlock access, structure data, and redefine care for millions of women.
Kristin leads corporate strategy, partnerships, capital formation, and overall vision, positioning Noble Care as both a healthcare company and an infrastructure platform.
Christine Torres
Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer
Christine Torres leads strategic development across Noble Care’s media, messaging, narrative architecture, and cross-platform growth strategy.
A writer, producer, and former prosecutor, Christine brings a rare combination of analytical rigor, storytelling power, and public-facing credibility. Her work helps translate a deeply complex healthcare issue into language, content, and campaigns that can mobilize patients, partners, donors, and institutions.
At Noble Care, Christine helps shape the company’s long-range strategic positioning, brand narrative, public education strategy, and media ecosystem, ensuring the mission is both understood and impossible to ignore.
Rev. Dr. Tawana Angela Davis
Rev. Dr. Tawana Angela Davis leads operations across Noble Care, translating mission into execution.
Her background in systems leadership, advocacy, and institution-building positions her to operationalize a model that must function across patients, providers, insurers, and research partners simultaneously.
As COO, she is responsible for building and managing cross-sector partnerships, aligning clinical, community, and operational workflows, and ensuring the platform delivers real-world outcomes at scale.
Dirk Armbrust
Co-Founder & CFO.
Dirk Armbrust leads financial strategy, capital planning, and economic architecture across Noble Care.
He is responsible for designing the financial systems that support scalable growth, investor alignment, and sustainable deployment of capital.
At Noble Care, Dirk ensures the company’s mission is backed by disciplined execution and a structure capable of supporting institutional investment.
Dan Witzling
Co-Founder & Chief Fundraising Officer
Dan Witzling leads fundraising strategy and capital partnerships across philanthropic, strategic, and growth channels.
He is focused on aligning mission-driven capital with Noble Care’s infrastructure build, ensuring the company can accelerate research, expand access, and scale its platform.
His role bridges urgency and funding, turning awareness into activated capital.
Dublin Wahlberg
Founding Angel & Strategic Advisor
Provides critical early-stage conviction, strategic insight, and relationship capital, reinforcing the strength of Noble Care’s opportunity.
Join Us in Building the Future of Care
We are actively seeking to collaborate with clinical leaders, provider networks, policy experts, and strategic investors who share our vision for a redefined healthcare system.