Dr. David Rosenthal, MD is a primary-care physician, Yale School of Medicine faculty member, and Director of Strategic Partnerships at Yale’s Center for Biomedical Innovation & Technology (CBIT). He is also a Healthcare Venture Partner at AlleyCorp, the New York VC powering next-gen health-tech. David additionally serves as an advisor and angel investor to a roster of medical-device, digital-health, and care-delivery start-ups.

Episode links mentioned by Dr. Rosenthal:

• TAME: A Metformin Anti-Aging Clinical Trial
• identifeye Health - company created by Dr. Rosenthal
• Implementing High-Quality Primary Care (2021 NASEM Report)
• RVS Update Committee (RUC)
• Instant reply (Healthcare Volume 1, Issues 1–2, June 2013)
• The General Public Vastly Overestimates Primary Care Spending in the United States (The Annals of Family Medicine February 2025)
• Witnessing Death: a grandson's reflections on Alzheimer's (directed by Dr. Rosenthal)
  

Akash Magoon is a serial healthcare tech founder and the CEO & co-founder of Adonis, an NYC-based company using AI to monitor and automate the healthcare revenue cycle. He also co-founded and previously served as CTO of Nayya, which created a TurboTax-like experience for employee benefits and open enrollment. Akash has raised over $150M across both companies. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, he earned a Computer Science degree from the University of Maryland, where he also serves on multiple boards. He was also named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Amina Resheidat is an investor at Stand Together Ventures Lab (STVL), where she supports startups tackling critical consumer challenges in health care. Her career, like her work at STVL, is united by the word impact.
Stand Together Ventures Lab is an investment firm and founders’ studio that supports entrepreneurs transforming society. They invest in and build companies that disrupt the healthcare industry, driven by the principle that when individuals are treated as customers, providers compete for their business, deliver greater value, and prioritize prevention and wellness over "sick care."

Amina began her career in management consulting, advancing research, developing clinical practice guidelines, and designing behavior-change interventions in cardiometabolic and genetic diseases. She holds a Bachelor of Science from Florida State University and a Master of Science in Data Analytics and Policy from Johns Hopkins University.