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Jonathan Amir and the idea that outgrew its robot
A former taekwondo competitor helped build Diagnostic Robotics, then helped leave its original hardware ambitions behind. His story turns on a less glamorous skill: learning what to keep, what to cut, and when to listen.
Kira Radinsky and the art of getting past the puzzle
A childhood game taught Kira Radinsky to look for another way through. The computer scientist carried that habit into news prediction, a startup acquired by eBay, and a career spent turning research into working software.
Nigel Ohrenstein
Nigel Ohrenstein is the CEO of Diagnostic Robotics, a Boston-based AI healthcare company building predictive tools for population health, triage, and care management. A UK-born former lawyer turned consultant, he has spent more than two decades operating at the front edge of value-based care: he scaled Express Scripts' Medicare business from under $10 million to over $500 million, co-founded the value-based care leader Lumeris, and served as president of both Kaia Health and TeleTracking Technologies before taking the helm at Diagnostic Robotics.