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Nathan Gnanasambandam, Ph D Appointed As Vice President of Ai At Rhythm X Ai

PRIVATESep 03, 2024•almost 2 years ago

Position

Vice President

Company

RhythmX AI

Nathan Gnanasambandam

Palo AltoBiotechnologyHealth CareArtificial IntelligenceMachine Learning

Description

RhythmX AI announced the appointment of Nathan Gnanasambandam, PhD as Vice President of AI. Gnanasambandam brings over 20 years of experience in AI, healthtech, and healthcare economics with a focus on transforming how healthcare is delivered through the application of artificial intelligence.

Company Information

Company

RhythmX AI

Location

Palo Alto, California, United States

About

RhythmX AI, a new health AI company driving a paradigm shift in whole-person care with a focus on primary care. The innovative RhythmX AI-powered platform is helping physicians pioneer a new era of hyper-personalized patient care. RhythmX AI is owned by private equity firm SAIGroup (Symphony AI and Concert AI), one of the largest and fastest-growing Silicon Valley firms focused on advanced enterprise AI.

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