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The Business of HLTH podcast, a HLTH Communications Production, provides an in-depth look at the evolving health sector. We interview investors and innovators, exploring the latest in health tech, longevity and biotech investments, uncovering where capital is moving. Join us for insights into the future of health.

FEB 5

Vincent Vu

In this episode, Vincent Vu shares his powerful journey from a childhood spent barefoot in refugee camps to founding Kinnis AI — the world’s first AI-powered balance health platform. What began as a personal injury and frustration with expensive footwear evolved into a clinical-grade innovation tackling one of aging’s most urgent challenges: fall prevention. Vincent walks us through how Kinnis is reshaping preventative care through smart insoles, computer vision, and AI tools that assess, train, and predict mobility decline before it happens. He also opens up about launching a tech company without a software background, raising capital, and why solving the right problem matters more than having the right credentials. If you're passionate about aging in place, movement health, or the future of wearable tech — this one’s for you.

19 min
JAN 22

Anthony Boldin

In the Season 3 premiere of The Business of HLTH Podcast, host Natalie Dolphin sits down with Anthony Boldin, founder and CEO of Life Complete, to explore how plant-based nutrition can go far beyond protein powders and buzzwords. Anthony shares the story behind Nutrimatch, the proprietary algorithm he developed to optimize plant-based protein combinations that closely mirror human muscle tissue. He breaks down why protein match rates are key to performance and recovery, how his team is building tech that makes plant-based living simple, and what it takes to lead with vision in a crowded health market. From product development to purpose-driven leadership, this episode is packed with insights for anyone building in health, food tech, or mission-driven wellness.

32 min
08/06/2025

Sara Jónsdóttir

On the season finale of The Business of HLTH Podcast, host Natalie Dolphin sits down with Sara Jónsdóttir founder and CEO of Revel Cares — the first wearable underwear brand in Canada to receive medical recognition for its leak-proof technology. Sara shares the story behind Revel’s creation, inspired by a frustrating moment during an internship, and how that personal experience fueled a mission to transform period care. From navigating the rigorous path to clinical validation to scaling a consumer product without compromising quality, Sara opens up about what it really takes to innovate in a space long overdue for disruption. We cover: What “medically recognized” means (and why it matters) The product testing and documentation that set Revel apart Fundraising as a female founder in femtech Her vision for redefining dignity, comfort, and choice in period care 🎧 Listen now to hear how Sara is turning a moment of embarrassment into a movement for better care.

21 min
07/23/2025

Kyle Dardashti

On this episode of the Business of HLTH Podcast, Kyle Dardashti, the founder and CEO of Heali, shares his personal health journey with Crohn's disease and discussed his transition from consumer tech to health tech, leading him to develop a clinical-grade AI platform that personalizes nutrition as medicine. He emphasized the importance of sustainable, root-cause solutions in health management and highlighted Heali's unique position as the only clinical-grade nutrition infrastructure on the market, designed to treat and manage various conditions through evidence-based nutrition protocols. Kyle also discussed his passion for empowering consumers through health data ownership and provided advice for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of starting with personal problems, conducting market analysis, and maintaining passion and determination.

13 min
07/09/2025

Carrie Kozlowski

Carrie Kozlowski, co-founder and CEO of Upfront by Health Catalyst, shares her journey from occupational therapist to health tech entrepreneur, highlighting her experience in various healthcare settings and her MBA studies where she met her co-founder. She discusses Upfront's mission to simplify healthcare through scalable technology solutions that focus on removing friction and improving patient outcomes, while emphasizing data-driven personalization and change management. Carrie reflects on her entrepreneurial experiences, including offering free communication services during the COVID-19 pandemic, and discusses how Upfront's recent acquisition by Health Catalyst has accelerated their roadmap and provided additional resources to enhance their products and client services.

24 min
06/24/2025

Jasmine Smith

In this episode, we sit down with Jasmine Smith, CEO of Rejuve.AI, to explore the launch of their groundbreaking platform focused on democratizing health data and unlocking longevity insights. Jasmine shares why personalized health is the future, and how more robust, diverse data is key to understanding individual responses to therapies. We also dive into the systemic challenges of today’s healthcare landscape and the critical importance of upfront planning and organization in building impactful solutions. For those entering the health tech space with global aspirations, Jasmine offers practical advice: show up. Get involved in the right events and conferences to build authentic connections and learn from others on the same path. A must-listen for founders, innovators, and anyone passionate about the future of personalized, data-driven healthcare.

20 min
05/14/2025

Maria Gajda-Horowitz & Jeb Harris Gollin

Maria Gajda-Horowitz is the Founding Managing Partner of Kidron Capital, the first cross-border venture fund focused exclusively on women’s health, with a presence in both Tel Aviv and San Francisco. With a background in law and over 15 years of experience in deal-making and fund formation, Maria is building a bold new vision for how innovation in women’s health can deliver outsized returns—financially and clinically. And joining her is Jeb Harris Gollin, a globally respected healthcare futurist and strategist with a decades-long career spanning Pfizer, Teva, and IBM. Today, he serves as Director of Pipeline Management at Kidron, where he brings his systems-level thinking and deep expertise in AI, data analytics, and regenerative medicine to the fund’s investment strategy. Together, Maria and Jeb are challenging outdated assumptions about what women’s health really means, what kinds of technologies are ready for prime time, and why now is the moment for serious investors to pay attention.

1h 1m
04/29/2025

Paulina Jänsch⁠

Joining us from Essen, Germany is Paulina Jänsch, Founding Partner at Leanox Impact Capital, a VC fund laser-focused on health and climate innovation, with a deep commitment to impact and inclusion. She’s also been recognized among Europe’s Top 100 Most Influential Women in the VC and startup world, one of Germany’s Top 10 investors and was recently named Forbes 30 under 30 Europe.

18 min

The Business of HLTH podcast, a HLTH Communications Production, provides an in-depth look at the evolving health sector. We interview investors and innovators, exploring the latest in health tech, longevity and biotech investments, uncovering where capital is moving. Join us for insights into the future of health.

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HLTH Communications
Years Active

2024 - 2026
Episodes

31
Rating

Clean
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