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RubiconMD Co-Founder Addo Explains How Start-Up Creates eConsult Connection to Specialists

April 25, 2018

Prior to closing on a $13.8 million round from venture investors, Gil Addo, CEO and Co-founder of RubiconMD, spoke with Breaking Health'sSteve Krupa about what drove him to create a start-up to connect primary care, patients, and specialty physicians.

Gil Addo

CEO & Co-Founder

RubiconMD

Gil Addo founded RubiconMD in 2013 to allow primary care providers to access same-day, eConsults from top medical specialists to improve patient care. Gil has spent his career working in health care. He was previously a consultant at Putnam Associates, a pharma strategy consultancy, where he designed payer and market access strategies for Fortune 500 clients. He holds a BS in Economics and Biomedical Engineering from Yale and received his MBA from Harvard Business School.

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