We started RadiantGraph because we want better care, for all of us.
Over the last two decades, our team has innovated across healthcare, and we’ve seen common challenges within the industry.
We started RadiantGraph because we want to help leading healthcare organizations build deeper connections with consumers — a critical precursor to driving better clinical outcomes and care, for all of us.
The RadiantGraph Mission
RadiantGraph is on a mission to make healthcare more accessible and easier for all of us as consumers. Our AI platform helps leading healthcare organizations build deeper and richer connections with their consumers, driving personalized engagement and clinical outcomes. Healthcare companies that leverage RadiantGraph are able to reduce data engineering spend while bringing in new ideas, experiments, and clinical interventions to consumers much faster.
Our Values
We’re fortunate to have been part of successful companies healthcare. It’s distilled what we seek in our teammates, clients, and partners.
Respectful Collaboration
Identify inactive and at risk consumers, and take action to prevent churn before it happens. Increase usage and improve member satisfaction.
Curiosity & Iteration
Explore new solutions in healthcare, break challenges into manageable tasks, and iterate for better outcomes.
Consumer-Centric Advocacy
Prioritize consumer needs while respecting privacy, security, and efficacy. Be true advocates for the health and wellbeing of consumers.
Client Success & Global Mindset
Help companies improve healthcare experiences, and embrace a global perspective.
Conviction and Confidence
Bring innovative thinking to healthcareand apply it with partners, clients, and society.
At RadiantGraph, we’re building a platform that we wish existed years ago: a platform that enables Data Scientists to say “uh-oh …” less and “a-ha!” more; a platform that lets a client’s in-house Clinical expertise meaningfully shape how complex models are pointed at healthcare problems; a platform that puts individual healthcare consumers front-and-center as the “why” we do what we do.”
RJ Ellis, PhD
Director of DS & Strategy @ RadiantGraph
Creating quality campaigns that drive action and encourage members to take the next step in their health journey is crucial, but difficult to achieve when health is extremely personal to the individual. RadiantGraph delivers on the mission to create scalable systems in which healthcare organizations can bring personalized experiences to their members. Implementing something like RadiantGraph can take a lot of time and funds to accomplish internally, but being able to do so in a matter of months is a game changer for growth, engagement, and retention efforts.”
Kim Hubert, MBA
Director of Marketing @ RadiantGraph
Leadership Team
Anmol Madan, PhD
Founder and CEO
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Anmol is an accomplished Chief Data Scientist at Teladoc and Livongo, with expertise in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). Co-founder and CEO of Ginger (acq Headspace Health). MIT Media Lab PhD, and recognized as a World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer and 100 Most Creative People.
Dr. Geeta Nayyar, MD, MBA
CMO
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Geeta Nayyar, MD, MBA, is a globally recognized chief medical officer, technologist, and bestselling author who helps leaders leverage a human approach to innovation, including rapid advances in AI, to achieve better health and business outcomes. A widely sought-after speaker and author of the Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller “Dead Wrong: Diagnosing and Treating Healthcare’s Misinformation Illness,” Dr. G has appeared on CNBC, CNN, CBS, and other prominent media outlets. She has served as chief medical officer for Salesforce and AT&T, among other executive roles. She currently serves on the board of the American Telemedicine Association and as an advisor to the American Medical Association.
Kirk Goodman, MS
Senior Vice President of Commercial
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Kirk has 10+ years of healthtech experience (Wheel, Virta, Kinsa) with a track record of scaling enterprise sales and building out commercial functions from the earliest stages to large teams. He’s built strategic partnerships across the healthcare industry from self-insured employers, health plans, to many innovative enterprise health companies. He holds a Masters and Bachelors in Engineering from the University of Michigan (Go Blue!).
Carolyne Williams
VP of Client Success
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Carolyne has 12+ years of experience in healthcare, with a focus on enterprise level clients. She has spent 6+ years in the Health Tech startup space, and has gained deep experience in supporting all stages of the client lifecycle, from technical scoping and program design to post launch scaling and expansion. Carolyne is passionate about working hand in hand with customers to build programs that scale effectively and unlock long term growth.
Kim Hubert, MBA
Director of Marketing
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Kim is an accomplished Growth Marketing leader, with 7+ years of experience improving member enrollment and retention for health tech companies including Livongo, Teladoc, Better Health, and Wysa. Kim’s expertise is in implementing programs to improve engagement—providing teams with the tools necessary to spend less time executing campaigns, and more time being strategic partners to their clients. Kim holds a Bachelors of Science from Indiana University, and a Masters of Business Administration from Loyola University Chicago.
Ethan Ruhe
VP of Product
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Ethan started his career writing statistical analysis code before transitioning to product management. His prior work includes leading new product development at Max Levchin's HVF Labs and helping scale Confluent's Cloud business. He's completed graduate work in AI/ML at Georgia Tech and holds an MBA from The Wharton School.
Amin Mousavi, PhD
Principal AI Scientist, ML Platform
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Amin has 9+ years experience as a health tech professional with expertise in AI/ML pipelines for growth marketing and personalized health recommendations. Holds a PhD in machine learning with a focus on reinforcement learning from the University of Tehran. Focused in the health tech industry with notable roles at Twin Health, Teladoc, and Livongo.
RJ Ellis, PhD
Director of DS and Strategy
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RJ has 7+ years healthtech industry experience (Teladoc, Livongo, Omada), and has led projects and teams focused on extracting signals from high-throughput connected monitoring devices. Expertise in biometrics, experimental design, statistical testing, data visualization, classical ML, and scientific communication. PhD from Ohio State (Experimental Psychology); postdocs at Harvard Medical School (Neurology) and National University of Singapore (Computer Science).
Dan White
Principal Platform Engineer
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Dan has been focused on digital health startups for the last 9+ years, as an engineering leader and architect with organizations such as Cleerly, Livongo, and myStrength. Prior to that, a software engineer on business intelligence and analytics platforms at Microsoft.
Strategic Advisors
Jonathan Pearlstein
Strategic Advisor, B2B Marketing
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JP is the VP of Enterprise Marketing at Virta Health, with a track record of driving remarkable growth from 5 to 300+ enterprise customers. Experienced in digital health go-to-market strategies, Medicare Advantage, self-insured employers, and channel marketing. Holds an MBA in healthcare management from Wharton, a BA from Stanford, and is a respected guest lecturer on marketing at renowned institutions like Harvard Business School and Stanford GSB.
The Story Behind “RadiantGraph”
RADIANT has multiple meanings, all of which resonate with us: “sending out light” (i.e., helping to illuminate complex problems in new ways); being “bright with joy” (i.e., how we aspire to treat our clients, and how we want them to feel when working with us); and a “source from which rays” (of ideas, insights, and solutions) emanate.
GRAPH means multiple things, too: the “common” meaning of visually representing information in a clear and compelling way (and part of the essence of good data science); the more “advanced” meaning (used in computer science and mathematics) describing the mapping out of complex relationships and dependencies between objects; and even its original meaning in Greek: the capturing of ideas in written form, thus making them accessible to others.
Our logo plays off both of these concepts. Its technical term is an astroid (which has the same Greek origin as the word asteroid — meaning “star-like”); so it’s literally a “star-like graph”.
And when you look at how it’s drawn, your mind might be whisked back to childhood days spent playing with a Spirograph. We like that mental image, too: a set of tools that inspires creativity.
So what happens when these concepts are joined together — not just in a name and a logo, but an entire platform? Quite a lot, we think.
We’d love to show you.
We’re all healthcare consumers.
Find out how RadiantGraph is helping healthcare organizations supercharge their personalization.