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OneStep puts a gait lab in your pocket
A phone, a pocket, a short walk. OneStep turns an ordinary routine into mobility data - and asks what healthcare misses between appointments.
Cenduit keeps the medicine moving
A clinical trial can change its doses, its cohorts, and its countries. Cenduit, now IQVIA IRT, handles the less glamorous question that follows: which medicine goes to which patient next?
Welldoc Spent 20 Years Turning a Diabetes App Into the Plumbing for AI-Powered Care
The Maryland company learned that FDA clearance was only the opening move. Its more durable play is connecting devices, care teams and everyday decisions - then selling that regulated intelligence through the institutions already paying for chronic care.
Melissa Teran Built Robots. Now She Is Teaching IVF Software to Earn Trust.
The Alife CEO spent a decade learning how complex clinical technology reaches the real world. Her second act turns that operating discipline into software for an industry where evidence matters more than a clever demo.
The MRI Already Has a Chemistry Lab. BrainSpec Wants Doctors to Use It
Most MRI scans show anatomy. BrainSpec reads the chemical signals hiding in the same machine - and turns an expert-only technique into a report designed for clinical use.
Omar Kiyani
Omar Kiyani is co-founder and CEO of Suno, a New York-based practice management platform for audiology clinics that layers generative AI on top of scheduling, charting, billing, and patient communication. Trained as an electrical and computer engineer at Worcester Polytechnic and Columbia, he spent nearly a decade in embedded systems and product roles before starting Suno with CTO Krish Mohan in April 2022. Suno now serves hundreds of hearing clinics and was the first practice management system to integrate with HIMSA's Noah ES.