Examedi (YC S21) — Uber for healthcare in latinamerica
Examedi is a healthcare-at-home marketplace in Latin America that sends nurses and lab technicians directly to patients’ homes for appointments. It’s like Uber, but for medical lab work.
Examedi is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Uber for Healthcare in Latinamerica. The founders listed are Andres Kemeny (Founder), Juan Pablo Zepeda (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, July 6, 2021).
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Examedi is a healthcare-at-home marketplace in Latin America that sends nurses and lab technicians directly to patients’ homes for appointments. It’s like Uber, but for medical lab work.
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Examedi - Exámenes de Sangre a Domicilio y Telemedicina en Chile
Agenda exámenes de sangre a domicilio y consultas de telemedicina 24/7 en Chile. Más de 300.000 pacientes satisfechos. Servicio profesional, rápido y confiable. Resultados en horas. Evaluados con 4.8/5 estrellas. ¡Reserva ahora!
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Andres Kemeny
Founder
Software Engineer from Santiago, Chile.
Started programming when I was 14. Worked at two startups that went through a local accelerator powered by the Chilean government.
Gave up a scholarship and dropped out from Civil Engineering to focus 100% on Examedi.
Juan Pablo Zepeda
Founder
Industrial engineer from Santiago, Chile. Dropped out of my M Sc, in Optimization to build the logistics infrastructure at Houm (YC W21), where I managed ~150 freelancers in Chile, Mexico, and Colombia—on average showing 1 real-estate property every 6 minutes.
Now I'm at Examedi, using logistics to uberize the Healthcare industry.
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