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Mai Shimada

@maishimadamd

Co-founder/CEO Mozu Health. We don't need more scribes; we need better intelligence. Physician turned Founder. ↓ #HealthcareAI

SF / NY Katılım Ağustos 2010
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If you're an early stage founder, don't miss this!
John Zeratsky@jazer

🚨 Back by popular demand: Character Foundations, our one-day masterclass for founders! Applications are now open for our next event on March 26 in SF. Come spend the day with @jakek, @eliblee, and me! Learn our unique approach to product design, meet other founders, and participate in real conversations about building startups today. Last year, we launched Character Foundations on a simple premise: in the age of AI, product, design, and marketing matter more than ever. Today, that's 10x true. For many teams working in AI, coding and shipping are no longer a significant bottleneck. They can build and launch faster than they ever imagined. But so can every other team. As a result, what matters most today is: 1. Product — Am I building something that meaningfully solves an important problem for customers? 2. Marketing — Can I cut through the noise and stand out in a market where everybody is building and shipping fast? But there's something else important going on in AI... The capability of software has expanded dramatically. Today you can do things with software that you simply could not five years ago: discover drugs, design chemicals, invent materials, analyze research, automate filings, close deals, etc etc. For teams building here — what we call "frontiers of the software-addressable economy" — there is an even greater set of challenges, because there is simply no playbook for how to build a software company like this. - How do you sell software products to a company that doesn't buy software? - How do you build trust in your product, when it's doing a job that's done by experienced human experts? - How do you go full-stack and sell outcomes, not just software? To be clear: We don't have easy answers for these questions. Nobody does. We don't believe in playbooks and cheatsheets that tell founders WHAT to do. Instead — Character Foundations is all about HOW to answer these questions. We've used our Design Sprint and Foundation Sprint to help 300+ teams navigate the intense unknowns of building new products and businesses today. We're on the court with founders every day, using these methods to give our portfolio companies at @CharacterVC the greatest possible chance of success. We want to share the Design Sprint and Foundation Sprint with more founders. So, for the first time ever, we created an opportunity for founders to sprint with us without raising money from Character. Character Foundations is free and equity-free: There are no fees to attend, and we take 0% of your company. You just need to apply. We love doing this work with founders. And Character Foundations has become one of the truly peak moments of our work together at Character. You can read more and apply at character.vc/foundations — and if you have questions, please reply and I'll drop in to answer it. Thanks!!

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In the current insurance model, there is a massive information gap between what a clinician does/how patient does and what a payer sees. Even though both play by the same reimbursement rules, the friction of manual documentation creates an ambiguity that leads to audits, clawbacks, and provider burnout. If documentation accurately mirrors the clinical work and patient journey real-time in a traceable manner, there is no room for ambiguity. We’re building the tools to create that one truth document making the clinical encounter indisputable for both BH orgs and payers.
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If clinical notes accurately document what care was delivered and how patient responded following the documentation guidelines set by each payors, there should be far less disputes between them.
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@jackieberardo My daughter said this morning, "Snow was white in Cambridge. It's black and brown in New York."
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Jackie B@jackieberardo·
Oh you have sun in San Francisco? Well in New York we have snow trash mountains
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Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
The good news: if AI is better than you at everything, you’ll have more time to sleep and exercise.
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Men have a 63% higher risk of mortality than when compared to women. Men: . 96% higher heart disease risk . 90% higher diabetes risk . 68% higher cancer risk . 40% more likely to smoke . 80% more likely to die by suicide What do you make of this? Several inherent biological reasons contribute to shorter average lifespans for men including differences in sex hormones and immune response, chromosomal factors such as the relative fragility of the Y chromosome and reliance on a single copy of the essential X chromosome, and sex differences in metabolism and cardiovascular physiology. These intrinsic biological factors increase differential susceptibility to diseases such as heart disease and cancer. While the biology of aging may disadvantage men, much of the risk is also self-inflicted. On average, many men seem intent on the most self-destructive life choices and behaviors: Smoking: men are 30-40% more likely to smoke. Stress and mental health: men are more likely to overwork (over 50 hours a week) and ignore mental health (75-80% of suicides occur among men). Stress, chronic work-centric lifestyles, unrealistic social expectations, and cultural norms that encourage men to ignore physical and mental health can compound physiological vulnerability, accelerate aging, and contribute to avoidable mortality.
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Mark Cuban@mcuban·
For those legislators who are working on healthcare legislation right now , here are some suggestions : 1. For intercompany medical charges, require them to be priced at Medicare rates. Ends gaming of MLRs 2. Require all insurance plans to apply any cash purchase against your deductible. Let plan holders shop. 3. Require all pharmacy purchases by a plan holder to be charged at net price after rebates. Right now YOU pay full retail price for branded meds in your deductible phase. You can think your insurance company PBM for lying to you when they say they negotiate better prices. They obviously suck at their jobs if the best they can do is get you retail price ! 4. Require wholesale pharmacy pricing to be at net. This may seem like price controls. It’s not. The wholesaler buys at retail, gets a prompt pay/data discount of 5 pct from the manufacturer , then has the pharmacy buy from them at retail price minus a small discount. Which reimburses the wholesaler. Wholesalers complain then don’t make money on brands. Indie pharmacies get crushed on brands. Manufactures don’t make more money this way either. Why ? Because they write HUGE rebate checks to the PBM! Require pricing to be at net, and you improve cash flow and reduce reimbursement risk for indie pharmacies. Patients can naturally pay lower cash prices for brands because pharmacies will pay much less. The only loser in this ? The PBMs every one else gains 5. Create a moratorium on all acquisitions by ins carriers 6. If a medical provider of any kind, hospital , clinic , whatever , acquires another provider , they must retain the pricing ( pre any price increases meant to game this rule ) , for a period of 5 or 10 yrs allowing only for cpi increases 7. Investigate the acquisitions of providers by pharmacy wholesalers. 8. Allow doctors to own hospitals 9. Standardize contracts by insurance carriers by provider type. Every one contract with every hospital should have the same fill on the blanks with minimal variance. This will cut administration costs dramatically I can go on for days. This is a start
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🤢 "A University of Tokyo professor was arrested on suspicion of accepting about 1.8 million yen ($11,700) in bribes, including entertainment at high-end clubs and sex-industry “soaplands,” in exchange for research favors." When I was in Japan, I remember Japanese BD people jokingly talking about "hosting" University of Tokyo professors at soaplands. That kind of inappropriate sexual jokes are so prevalent there that I didn't think much about it at that time. I guess it was not a joke. Digusted as an alumn. asahi.com/ajw/articles/1…
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@Jason Unagi ❤️❤️❤️Which one did you go?
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Excited to head back to San Francisco this weekend for the 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference! I’ll be speaking at the INSEAD panel to discuss a topic that I have been obsessed with: Unlocking Global Value through #RWE.
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Trump just signed an executive order to reschedule marijuana to Schedule 3! Currently, the market is full of vague product names. This should enforce better quality control allowing patients to access the right cannabis based on actual compounds. whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
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Funding grants by OpenAI for new research into AI and mental health. The deadline of December 19 is approaching quickly. openai.com/index/ai-menta…
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It seems like there are many anticipated psychedelic clinical trials coming up in 2026. DEA's proposed 2026 quotas boost production for psilocybin (40,000g, 5x 2023's 8,000g), psilocin (48,000g), MDMA, methylone, 5-MeO-DMT (30,000g), & DMT (20,000g) to advance trials for depression/PTSD. This seems like a lot. Details in Federal Register: federalregister.gov/documents/2025… #Psychedelics #MentalHealthResearch
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New Mexico's Medical Psilocybin Advisory Board kicked off its first public meeting last week. NM becomes the 3rd state with a psilocybin program, 1st via legislature. I found their move interesting because they seem to be focusing on medical use, whereas in CO/OR, they explicitly prohibit facilitators from requiring that clients receive referrals from medical professionals @04aa6bf4-d436-426f-bfa4-04b7a70e60ff" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/event/26ee8a49… #Psychedelics
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David Park@Davidjpark96·
$10M ARR!!!!!!!!!!! 🥳 so happy :') this was by far the hardest milestone to hit, i was stuck in the $8M-$9M ARR range for over a year but thankfully, i think we're finally ready for the next stage of growth $15M ARR 🔜
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Nars@narsagna·
I was 15 when Ratatouille taught me that anyone can cook Engineering feels the same, the best builders are often hidden in the long tail of open source Excited to share that Skillsync is backed by @ycombinator, part of W26 Our goal is simple: help the world find the engineers who can really cook Onwards! @nishantjosh
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I have yet to meet any clinicians using Doximity actively in their jobs. Have you? Yes, I have used it twice in the past five years to receive a fax in my private practice. Is that what they mean by "necessity"? Their AI feels too far from the regular workflow. "Doximity is becoming a necessity for doctors to do their jobs rather than just a social network they check for fun." seekingalpha.com/article/485099…
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Nishant@nishantjosh·
Big news. Skillsync is officially in @ycombinator 's W26 batch! Hidden talent on GitHub is hidden no longer.
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