Three women I’ll highlight below graced the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the healthcare category.
Kiira appears to be the latest offering in an overdue trend toward making healthcare both easy to access and personalized to the patient’s experience. The telemedicine service targeted at college students offers chat and video visits and their website includes a Diversity & Inclusion note, mentioning their multicultural provider network to ensure care that the patient can relate to. As of this writing, Kiira is licensed in 15 states.
When Song and her cofounders, Mackenzie Andrews, CCO, 24, Jennifer Steger, CSO, 29, and Elias Baker, COO, 28 read about this, they set to work to create and patent an adapter that screws onto popular eye drop bottles and produces drops with 70% less volume than the current standard droppers, while maintaining efficacy. Their $14.99 device has received FDA approval and the company has signed a contract with the U.S. Air Force.
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