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Matt Wilson Put Clinical Research on Autopilot
A 14-hour emergency shift and a six-week military camp exposed the same problem: clinicians had no spare time for research. Matt Wilson built uMed to make the machinery run in the background.
Saroj Gupta
Dr. Saroj Gupta is the founder and CEO of MyDigiRecords (MDR), a patient-owned digital health records app that lets people store, organize, and share their medical history, medications, and immunizations from their phone. A Harvard-trained geriatrics dentist who taught at UMKC, Harvard, and the University of Maryland before turning entrepreneur, she built MDR after her own experience immigrating from India without vaccination records. Founded in 2022 and launched to consumers in 2023, MDR now serves 40,000+ users across India, integrates with the government's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, and partners with 20+ hospitals and clinics.
Aaron Sin
Aaron Sin is the co-founder and CEO of Develo, a startup building what it calls the first AI-native operating system for independent pediatric practices. A physician by training with an MD from Stanford and a biomedical engineering degree from Yale, he traded the exam room for the product roadmap after stints leading value-based care products at Innovaccer and healthcare engagements at McKinsey. Founded in 2022 with CTO Han Ke, Develo replaces the patchwork of clunky EMRs, intake tools, and billing systems that pediatricians juggle with one unified platform. In May 2026 the company raised a $14 million Series A led by Blueprint Equity, and its software is now deployed across hundreds of pediatric providers in more than two dozen states.
Anshul Rathi
Anshul Rathi is the founder and CEO of CertifyOS (Certify), a New York-based healthcare provider data platform that credentials clinicians in under two minutes using six data elements instead of 40-page forms. An engineer by training, he spent roughly six years as one of Oscar Health's earliest employees building its provider network and data infrastructure before leaving to attack the same problem industry-wide. CertifyOS takes an API-first, data-first, automation-first approach to making provider data a single source of truth across U.S. healthcare. The company raised a $40M Series B in June 2025, bringing total funding to about $69M.