Yonatan Adiri is the founder and CEO of Healthy.io—the company that transforms the smartphone camera into a medical device, enabling at-home urinalysis and digital chronic wound management.
At the early age of 26, Yonatan was appointed by Israeli President Shimon Peres as the country’s first Chief Technology Officer. In the role, Adiri was responsible for the President’s long-term agenda on transformative technologies, such as Neuroscience, Immunotherapy, Stem Cells and Bioinformatics. As part of his service, Adiri participated in the inaugural class (2009) of Singularity University’s GSP program, where he co-founded car sharing business GetAround.
Health tech companies in the wellness industry might face a more difficult market than those in the clinical-grade domain. Benefits offered by wellness companies are those most likely to be viewed as nice-to-have perks that may not bring enough value.