Family medicine taught me one side of this. Startups taught me the other.
Practicing family medicine showed me the workflows, the patients, and where the system holds and where it fails. Building healthcare startups showed me how hard it is to create something that actually cares for people, and how much that work needs a physician in the room.
For years, colleagues on both sides asked for introductions, and I made them. Some worked. Most were accidents: the right people meeting by luck, not by design.
Healthcare is hard, and it’s changing fast. You shouldn’t have to find each other by accident.
That’s why Clinical Cofounders exists.
