About Serelora

My background spans clinical care, research, and healthcare operations. I've worked in busy practices across oncological gastroenterology, surgical, and dental settings, and I've seen how much of a patient's burden happens outside the exam room.

I've watched patients carry their own care forward: tracking down records, waiting on forms, and stalled by missing paperwork or delayed faxes. I've been the one coordinating approvals, chasing documents, and trying to keep things moving so treatment could happen in time. Co-founding Serelora came directly from that experience. We're building technology to remove these bottlenecks, so care teams can focus on patients—and patients aren't left navigating a broken system on their own.

I have a background in academic AI research and I spent several years working in hospitals closely alongside patients and clinicians. What stayed with me most was how often care broke down because critical information was trapped inside fragmented, outdated EHR systems. I watched patients suffer from software that made it harder for people to help one another.

My clinical experience led me to transition fully into software, determined to work on the structural problems I had seen firsthand. I co-founded Serelora to build tools that put order where there is fragmentation, clarity where there is noise, and ownership where it belongs—with the patient.