Armor’s approach to new business is not traditional. In an industry in which most companies answer to private equity owners whose focus is on financial returns, Armor’s mission is rooted in community service.
 

Dr. Armas created Armor in response to community leaders who shared their concerns about healthcare issues in local county jails. Our origins and purpose are based on public benefit rather than shareholder profit. This fundamental difference in purpose means Armor is not forced to grow at a certain rate or bid on undesirable projects to please venture capital or unrelated investors. We bid only when we believe we can make a difference, and if we are confident that our bidding will not have an adverse effect on existing clients. This approach helps to ensure that we consider the impact on our current clients before taking on new obligations, and is supported by our outstanding client retention rate.
 

Armor pursues growth at a very conservative, measured, and selective pace. Unlike most other companies in the industry, we have not pursued growth by merging or acquiring other companies. We have grown, and will continue to grow, by seeking clients who are interested in genuine partnerships and providing excellent service at an appropriate price.