Meet the Team
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Co-Founder - Technical
Anisha is a ML engineer with experience using AI/NLP in healthcare applications. She previously worked at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center using NLP for precision medicine. More specifically, she used NLP to extract clinical data from unstructured reports to enable large scale clinico-genomic analyses to better understand what mutations underlie different types of cancer.
Graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Computational Biology and attended a data science bootcamp through NYC Data Science Academy focused on data analysis and machine learning.
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Co-Founder - Business
● Started and ran complex clinical laboratory operations:
○ Regulations: Obtained CLIA, CLIS (NJ DOH regulatory body for labs) and Medicare. Validated COVID-19 RNA extraction and RT-PCR test for nasal swabs and saliva and created associated documentation which was evaluated by CLIS.
○ Reimbursement from Insurance: Submitted in-network and out-of-network claims to insurance companies such as Medicare, Medicaid, BCBS, Cigna, etc and received payment.
● Business Development: Secured and negotiated partnership contracts with surgical centers, doctors offices, and pharmacies throughout NJ via cold-calling, email campaigns, Linkedln and flyers.
● Sale of business: Found 3 potential buyers who submitted offers to buy the laboratory.
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Founding Engineers and Founding Clinicians
We’re looking to work with machine learning (NLP) engineers & MD/PHDs to help us build a pre-MVP. Let’s talk!
Founder Letter
Amongst the tens of billions spent on research annually, the millions of peer-reviewed research papers published each year, lie numerous, actionable insights waiting to be learnt and applied.
It's time to organize the chaos.
It frustrates us that there are so many patients that could find answers if they knew how and where to look, if they were aware of the scientific advancements available to both diagnose and treat disease.
Having both worked in the healthcare field, too often we hear about misdiagnosis’ and medical errors. While some feel gaslit by their medical professionals, others suffer from a lack of access to the right team. Hospitals are understaffed and medical professionals are suffering from unprecedented rates of burnout. Patients are often told to be their own best advocate. The information available is so vast and hard to decode that it is inaccessible to even the rich!
And yet, every day, we read about patients who after years and years of “being their own best advocate,” are able to find the answers they were looking for - sometimes even achieving remission or reversal of their disease.
Yes, every day, we hear about these miracles.
And, every day, there is breakthrough medical research - a new peer-reviewed paper is published every 2 minutes.
What if the answers are hidden in plain sight?
More to come,
