The people behind HealthLog.si.
“We started HealthLog.si from one conviction: incomplete information can be more dangerous than wrong information, and the only person present for every chapter of your health is you. Doctors, hospitals and insurers serve you for a time. The complete record belongs with you, and the law and the technology have finally made that possible.”
Ritesh Pahwa and Krishan Kumar, Founders
HealthLog.si is built by the team behind DoctorOffice.ai, with practicing physicians as clinical advisors.
Ritesh Pahwa
Technologist with close to 30 years of experience, and the technical lead behind several successful technology ventures.
LinkedIn profileKrishan Kumar
Engineer and MBA with a business background in real estate and investing. A cyclist himself, he keeps the product honest for active, healthy users.
LinkedIn profileGuided by people who work in care.
A health record is only useful if it holds up in a real appointment. A clinical advisor who practices medicine, and two people whose frontline experience shaped what we build.
Dr. Mohan Muvvala
Physician and researcher. Founder of Arche Health in Albuquerque, where he treats long-term conditions with conventional and integrative medicine, and previously a family medicine physician at Lovelace Health System.
He trained at Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine and University Hospitals in Cleveland, holds an MBA from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and carried out research at NASA Ames Research Center. His interests include longevity medicine and AI in clinical practice.
LinkedIn profileAyushi Kathuria
A student in the combined BA/MD program at the University of New Mexico, with frontline experience in the emergency department at Presbyterian and at Epiphany Dermatology in Rio Rancho, alongside volunteer work and caring for older adults.
In the emergency department she saw people treated well in hospital and then lose their continuity of care after discharge, most of all people without stable housing. That observation became our after-hospital use case.
See how your record follows you after a hospital stayKrisha Pahwa
As a medical assistant at UPMC, she worked with rural families whose caregivers were coordinating care across several providers, with each medical history spread over different health systems.
That observation became our rural families use case: one caregiver, several people to look after, and one complete record for each of them.
See how the record travels when care is far away