How to be an Experimentalist with Arif Nathoo of Komodo Health

Across the globe, a trove of healthcare data is being created and
amassed at scale, but how can the health system leverage this data
to create better outcomes? In 2014, Arif Nathoo—with AM, MD, and
MPA degrees from Harvard—took the humbling leap from healthcare
executive at McKinsey to founder of Komodo Health. He and his
cofounder set out to reduce the burden of disease
with data-driven insights and powerful software applications.
Today, Komodo Health works with everyone from pharmaceutical
manufacturers to payers to startups, and the company is valued at
over $3B. Arif shares why Covid was a watershed moment in utilizing
healthcare data, why the future of healthcare will be fully
centered on the patient, and what it was like to hire more people
in the last year than the company hired in the first seven years
total.