HCA Account Types

　　HCA offers various account types for users of its trading platform. The primary types of accounts include:

• 　　Director Account: This is the highest level of account, typically held by the organization's owner, CEO, or CFO. Directors can authorize new coordinator accounts and are responsible for managing user roles and audits within the organization.

• 　　Coordinator Account: Coordinators manage user accounts and roles within the communications directory. This role is essential for ensuring compliance and managing user access.

• 　　Security Coordinator Account: This account is primarily used in hospitals and pharmacies. The security coordinator manages automated file transfer accounts and holds an IT position within the organization.

• 　　User Account: This is the basic level of account access, allowing users to interact with the health commerce system but limiting access to secure areas unless additional permissions are granted.

  　　

　　

HCA Broker Account Opening Process

　　Opening an HCA trading account involves several straightforward steps:

• 　　Select a Brokerage: Choose an established brokerage firm that suits your investment needs. Recommended firms include Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and TD Ameritrade.

• 　　Open an Account: Fill out an application form providing personal information such as your name, address, and Social Security number. The process typically takes about 15 minutes.

• 　　Fund Your Account: Deposit funds into your brokerage account, which can often be done via electronic transfer, check, or other methods. Many brokerages do not have minimum deposit requirements.

• 　　Place Your Order: Once your account is funded, you can search for HCA shares by ticker symbol (HCA) and place your order as either a market order or limit order.

• 　　Monitor Your Investment: After purchasing shares, regularly check your account to track the performance of your investment.