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About Hygia

We started with a gap, not a product.

Healthcare records encounters extremely well. It has never built infrastructure for the relationship with the person between them. Hygia exists for that space.

Our story

The problem came first.

A patient may spend a small fraction of the year in direct contact with healthcare professionals. The rest of the time they are largely responsible for navigating healthcare on their own — understanding instructions, managing medication, scheduling referrals, interpreting benefits and deciding what to do when something changes.

Every organization responsible for that patient has tried to reach into that space. Portals, apps, reminder texts, automated calls, call centers, care-management programmes and outreach campaigns each serve a purpose. But they were designed to deliver information, complete a transaction or support a workflow. They were not designed to maintain a continuous relationship with a person across time.

Hygia was created to build that relationship, and to make what it learns useful to the people and organizations responsible for care.

Our mission

Connected, understandable, responsive healthcare relationships.

We want healthcare to remain present when it is usually absent: to stay connected to people between encounters, to understand what is actually happening in their lives, and to respond with the right support — human or otherwise — at the moment it matters.

Hygia does not replace the people who provide care. It extends their reach beyond the moments when they are physically with the patient.

Leadership

The team building it.

Building healthcare infrastructure requires clinical judgment, payer experience, regulatory discipline, product execution, security rigour and a practical understanding of how healthcare actually works. Hygia's leadership brings those disciplines together.

  • Clinical leadership
  • Technology & AI
  • Cybersecurity
  • Financial stewardship
  • Payer strategy
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Product execution
  • Healthcare operations

Collective experience across healthcare, technology and enterprise scale

Harvard Medical School · Mayo Clinic · UnitedHealthcare · Blue Cross Blue Shield · Centene · CMS · AWS · Microsoft · Databricks · MIT Sloan · Cornell · Northwestern · Wake Forest · Emory · University of Michigan

Group
Focus

18 people on the leadership team

Executive Leadership

Clinical, Regulatory, and Product Leadership

Technical, AI, and Security Leadership

Careers

Building something that does not exist yet.

We hire clinicians, engineers and healthcare operators who are comfortable with ambiguity and unwilling to ship anything careless into a patient relationship. Open roles are shared directly — write to us and tell us what you would build.

Investors

A healthcare company first.

Investor context lives in its own place rather than on the front door of the site.

If this is the gap you are trying to close, let's talk.

We work with health plans, provider organizations and pharmacies that already understand what happens between encounters.