About Serelora

Spencer brings a background in academic AI research and several years spent working inside hospitals alongside patients and clinicians. Time and again he watched care break down when critical information stayed trapped in fragmented, outdated EHR systems: software that made it harder, not easier, for people to help one another.

That experience led him to move fully into software and co-found Serelora, where he leads the effort to turn clinical AI into a system that safely automates real clinical workflows end-to-end, putting order where there is fragmentation, clarity where there is noise, and ownership where it belongs: with the patient.

Luis's background spans clinical care, research, and healthcare operations, with time in busy oncological gastroenterology, surgical, and dental practices. He saw firsthand how much of a patient's burden happens outside the exam room: tracking down records, waiting on forms, and stalling on missing paperwork or delayed faxes.

He has been the one coordinating approvals, chasing documents, and keeping things moving so treatment could happen in time. At Serelora he focuses on building AI that automates those bottlenecks away, so care teams can focus on patients and patients aren't left navigating a broken system on their own.

Jatin brings full-stack experience building scalable systems at the intersection of healthcare and AI spanning OMOP ETL pipelines, FHIR and OpenMRS integrations, and applied LLMs in clinical environments. He architects the infrastructure that lets Serelora automate clinical workflows reliably at scale, and is deeply committed to delivering intelligent systems that hold up in the complexity of real-world care.

Dr. Chukwuma Onyeije is a board-certified Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist passionate about automating coding workflows and reducing the administrative burden that drives physician burnout. As Chief Medical Officer, he grounds Serelora’s clinical AI in real-world practice, empowering clinicians to work smarter, care deeper, and lead digital transformation across the healthcare ecosystem.

Adam is a computer science student at Michigan State University with a background in Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), natural language processing, machine learning, and cybersecurity. He is responsible for core feature development at Serelora, building the systems that turn clinical AI into reliable, automated workflows.

With experience at the intersection of high-performance computing, advanced systems, and healthcare AI, Dennis offers both strategic guidance and technical perspective. He backs Serelora’s mission to safely automate clinical workflows end-to-end while keeping patient wellbeing and rigorous engineering at the center.