Essays
Longform pieces. The canonical arguments behind the work — written as a culmination of weeks of shorter posts, not in place of them.
The Thesis
Healthcare 2.0 — The Concept
The patient is the unit, not the episode. The concept behind the manifesto: a three-layer architecture for continuous care, the constitution that makes it trustworthy, and direct answers to the six hardest objections.
25 Aug 2026·18 min read
The Thesis
Healthcare's Infrastructure Problem
Healthcare doesn't have a digital problem. It has an infrastructure problem. Continuity of care is a data-architecture problem before it is anything else — and the people positioned to solve it are the ones inside the system. Healthcare 2.0: a manifesto for the infrastructure of continuous care.
12 Aug 2026·22 min read
The Thesis
The Operator Manifesto
Healthcare infrastructure has a builder problem — a shortage of builders who operate inside the system they are building. Seven principles from building clinical infrastructure while running the clinics it serves.
20 May 2026·5 min read
The Long Arc
ConnectedLife: What a Decade of Building Healthcare Infrastructure at Scale Actually Teaches You
From servicing recycled smartphones to running data and operations across a national deployment. The most formative decade of my career — not because everything worked, but because enough broke in the right ways.
13 May 2026·6 min read
The Long Arc
Heartware: The Wearable I Almost Built
In 2014, we built a wearable for autism. The technology was primitive. The clinical insight was not. Twelve years later, the architecture we sketched is what the largest health platforms in the world are racing to build.
29 Apr 2026·8 min read