Josiah Meyer
Serial entrepreneur, building companies since his teens.
No patient who can be helped should go unseen.
Healthleap was started by a dietitian and her brother to build exactly that: a safety net that catches the patients manual processes would otherwise miss.
Built by a dietitian and her brother.
What we believe
The gap is operational reality, not data.
Hospitals aren't short on information. They're short, every day, on the people, tools, and time to act in time.
Software should do the reading. Clinicians should do the caring.
We built Healthleap to carry the impossible reading task so clinical teams can spend their judgment where it counts.
Earn trust with evidence, not adjectives.
We publish our work, submit it to peer review, and put our own money at risk on the outcome.
Prove it, then expand.
We identify the gaps with you, build your next condition, validate it against the clinical standard, and show the impact.
We started with malnutrition because it's where a dietitian first saw the gap, and where we could prove the approach against the clinical standard. But “the many” was never going to stop at one condition. The same safety net that catches malnourished patients catches other conditions that the chart already predicts.
Make sure no patient who could be helped slips through unseen.
The people building it
Healthleap pairs a clinician who lived the problem with a builder who could turn it into a company, and clinical leaders who keep the work honest to the bedside.
Jemima Meyer, RD(SA)
Clinical dietitian who built NutriLeap for her colleagues before Healthleap.
Richard Riggs, MD
Former Chief Medical Officer of Cedars-Sinai.
Advised by the Chief Science Officer of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Built with, and backed for the long term
- Cedars-Sinai, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford, in partnership with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Peer-reviewed.
- Cedars-Sinai, Emory, Houston Methodist, Intermountain, Northeast Georgia, Penn Medicine, and UMass Memorial.
- Sequoia Capital and First Round Capital.
We're hiring
If catching what medicine misses sounds like your kind of problem, come build with us.