Tim McGraw Teams With Narus Health For Patients With Terminal Illness

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Tim McGraw has teamed with Nashville-based Narus Health, a company focused on improving quality of life for those with terminal illness. McGraw has been added to the company’s Board of Directors.

Former Nashville Entrepreneurship Center CEO Michael Burcham founded the company in August.

“When I learned of Narus Health’s patient-focused approach, helping people with serious illness live their lives, it struck a chord,” said McGraw. “I remember all the decisions my dad had to make along the way, and the support system he needed throughout his journey.When you are facing a serious illness, you need a dedicated team to ride alongside you. People who will listen, provide support and guidance for you and your family, and give you a voice in your healthcare decisions. That’s the kind of care everyone deserves, and it’s why I’m partnering with Narus Health. The opportunity to work with another team of passionate people, dedicated to the same quality of life mission as the Tug McGraw Foundation, combining our efforts, sharing resources and helping others make every moment count.”

“When Tim and I shared our personal stories of loved ones who faced a serious illness and the incredible amount of stress it placed on our families, we quickly realized we shared a passion for making a difference,” said Burcham. “We talked about ways we could give consumers a voice in their healthcare choices, support their families, and provide them the guidance and resources they need to make informed decisions. We both knew at that moment; we could combine our teams and our talents to do something meaningful for families all over America.”

In the coming months, Narus Health will announce a series of shared initiatives, inspired by some of the existing programs at the Tug McGraw Foundation.

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