Amit Gupta, MD
Strategy.Products.Operations.Clinical Innovation.
Helping healthcare companies turn complex ideas into focused products, executable strategies, scalable operations and clinically meaningful programs.
U.S. 1 · February 27, 2002
“Crusaders for Reform”
Amit Gupta and David Lenihan featured on the U.S. 1 cover for HealthcareIRA™ reform.
Healthcare IRAs: More Efficient, Less Costly?, U.S. 1, February 27, 2002. Front-page headline: Healthcare IRAs.
Record
30+
Years of healthcare, technology and entrepreneurship
$1B+
Collective actuarially certified healthcare savings across developed programs
$95M
HealthHelp acquisition by WNS
$40M
CareGain acquisition by Fiserv
$775M
Fiserv Health acquisition by United
200+
Industry conferences and presentations
Consulting areas
Five practices. One way of seeing the business.
Differentiator
Seeing the Whole Business
Strategy, product, technology, operations, analytics, marketing and client services are one product in the market's eyes. Managing them as one is the work.
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Strategy
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Products
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Clinical
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Operations
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Analytics
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Client Services
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Marketing
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Technology
All feed into
ONE INTEGRATED PRODUCT
U.S. 1 · April 14, 2004
“a pioneer in the area of healthcare savings accounts”
U.S. 1 describing CareGain, the business Gupta founded to commercialize HealthcareIRA™.
Life in the Fast Lane — CareGain, U.S. 1, April 14, 2004.
For individuals, not organizations
Build Something of Your Own
Individual advisory for founders, aspiring entrepreneurs and executives navigating the transition from idea to business.
Who I work with
Across the healthcare business
- Health Plans
- Healthcare Services
- Health Technology
- AI Companies
- Providers
- Employers
- Life Sciences
- Private Equity
- Venture Capital
- Startups
Los Angeles Times · August 25, 2002
“Big companies are looking at this as a way to finance medical benefits into retirement.”
Amit Gupta, President of CareGain, quoted on financing medical benefits into retirement.
New Health-Care Plans May Not Be a Panacea, Los Angeles Times, August 25, 2002.
Featured results
Work that reached the market
Next step
Let's work on something difficult.
If strategy, product, clinical design and operations have to be solved together, start here.