Lumata Health, the company focused on ending preventable blindness with continuous ophthalmic care for people facing chronic eye disease, announced new executive hires to propel the company into its next phase of expansion to meet the ophthalmic sector’s demand for its retinal disease treatment adherence solution.
Annu Singh has been named Chief Technology Officer, leading the company’s strategy and execution to build scalable, data-enabled, AI-assisted eye care. With more than 25 years of experience building platforms and products for Fortune 500 and Global 5000 companies, Annu brings expertise in developing adaptive architectures and launching innovative, patient-centered solutions. Annu has built and scaled platforms from the ground up, serving over 15 million users across health-tech and ed-tech sectors. He has played a pivotal role in multiple companies through acquisition exits totaling $600M and a $1B+ IPO.
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“This year has been a period of significant expansion as we continue to meet the demand for our proven continuous care solution for people living with vision-threatening eye disease,” said Landon Grace, CEO of Lumata Health. “The exceptional talent we’ve brought on positions us to accelerate adoption among physicians, pharmaceutical partners, and patients. As we broaden our footprint and invest in new technologies, we remain committed to advancing the standard of care for chronic eye-disease management, strengthening visit and treatment adherence to ensure patients receive the care they need when they need it.”
Lumata Health offers a continuous care model to patients with retinal diseases, powered by its data-driven predictive analytics platform that anticipates patient needs beyond the clinic and proactively delivers education and support at critical points in the treatment journey. Between patients’ visits to the office, the company’s trained ophthalmic technicians reinforce the retina specialist’s treatment plan, identify and resolve barriers to care, and coordinate logistics that often disrupt treatment.
Source: Businesswire