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Seen Health
Seen Health is a technology-enabled senior care company building culturally focused PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) centers, starting with Asian and Pacific Islander elders in California's San Gabriel Valley. Founded by twin brothers Xing and Yang Su, it combines comprehensive medical and social care, native-language providers, an AI documentation platform, and a program that trains and pays family members as caregivers so seniors can age at home with dignity instead of entering nursing homes.
LifeLong Medical Care
LifeLong Medical Care is a Berkeley-based nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center that has delivered medical, dental, and social services to underserved people of all ages across California's East Bay since 1976. Born from the Gray Panthers' Over 60 Health Center, it now runs a network of primary care clinics, dental centers, school-based health sites, urgent care, and supportive housing programs, serving more than 66,000 patients a year regardless of income or insurance status.
Marty Lynch
Marty Lynch, PhD, MPA, is CEO Emeritus of LifeLong Medical Care, the Berkeley-based federally qualified health center he led for nearly four decades. He grew a small Over 60 Health Center into a 16-clinic network covering Alameda, Contra Costa, and Marin counties, and now lectures at UC Berkeley while serving on California's Master Plan for Aging Advisory Committee.
J. Thomas Briody
J. Thomas Briody is the President and CEO of Institute on Aging in San Francisco, a nonprofit serving older adults across the Bay Area and southern California. A third-generation elder care leader, he has spent more than three decades building integrated continuums of care across both for-profit and nonprofit sectors.
Meena Ramachandran
Meena Ramachandran is the Chief Product Officer and Executive VP of People at Seen Health, a Los Angeles-based startup building culturally-focused PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) services for underserved Asian and Pacific Islander elders. With an electrical engineering foundation from Stanford and a dual MBA/MPH from UC Berkeley, she has spent two decades at the intersection of technology and healthcare - scaling product teams at Castlight Health, Myriad Genetics, and Brightline before joining Seen Health after its $22 million Series A in late 2024.