A small team of engineers, clinical operators, and integration specialists focused on one thing: clinical paperwork should never be the reason a healthcare team has to hire another human.
Every day, healthcare operations teams spend millions of hours re-keying paperwork into systems that were supposed to have been digital a decade ago. It's the quietest drag on American healthcare — and the one no one builds for, because it isn't glamorous.
ML Health AI was built to give that time back. Not as a prototype, not as a model-of-the-week, but as boring, reliable infrastructure that compliance officers trust and operations teams actually use.
Not poster-in-the-lobby values. The four things we argue about in planning meetings.
We never train our models on customer data. We never copy PHI out of a deployed environment. Our engineers don't have standing access to your data — ever.
The pipeline that works every Tuesday morning at 6:04am is worth more than the benchmark-leading model that breaks when the fax vendor changes drivers.
Every prediction has a confidence score. Every edit has a diff. Every route has a reason logged. We default to more auditability than regulators require.
Before any feature reaches production, it's been hand-operated by someone on our team inside a real customer's workflow. No "throw it over the wall."
ML Health AI was founded to build the custom software that off-the-shelf tools can't. Headquartered in Dallas, with an engineering team led from the United States and partner teams worldwide that extend delivery and support across a full 24-hour cycle.
Our core team is based in the United States, close to the clients and compliance environments we build for. Partner engineering and support teams in other regions extend our delivery and support window around the clock.
No one on our leadership team is new to clinical workflows. Most of us did the work we're now automating.

Technology executive with 20+ years leading AI and data engineering across healthcare and life sciences. Has led 120+ professionals across engineering, product, QA, DevOps, and analytics to ship autonomous AI that improves clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.
Sets product and architectural direction for every ML Health AI engagement. Depth in LLMs, agentic systems, GNNs, and cloud microservices (AWS, GCP, Azure), and in meeting HIPAA, FDA, and SOC 2 requirements inside regulated clinical environments.

Scaling operations. Driving performance. Leading transformation. Has led multi-site healthcare and diagnostics organizations through expansion and turnaround — including scaling processing capacity from 1.5K to 5K specimens/day, cutting turnaround from 48 to 24 hours, and driving EBITDA from $5M to $24M while maintaining compliance and service quality.

Driving revenue. Expanding relationships. Scaling growth. 15+ years in healthcare commercial operations and enterprise sales. Deep C-suite and KOL relationships across hospitals, reference labs, and academic institutions, with specialty experience in point-of-care systems and molecular diagnostics.
Chairs the board and guides long-term strategy, governance, and capital structure. Brings decades of experience scaling healthcare-adjacent companies through regulated deployment cycles.
Strategic advisor on go-to-market, partnerships, and growth within the healthcare sector. Works closely with our commercial team on enterprise engagement strategy.
Talk to someone about bringing ML Health AI into your organization.
sales@mlhealthai.comParticularly forward-deployed engineers, HL7 integration leads, and ML researchers with experience shipping into regulated healthcare environments. Remote across the United States, with optional hub time in Dallas.