Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

Emergency Physician | Fellow @ Susa Ventures New York, USA Joined September 2022

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

a day ago

I cannot recommend this program more. This program changed how I look at venture and I cannot wait to see how @shaheersan elevates the experience. Highly recommend working with @denwezoh, @chadbyers and @pratyushbuddiga - If you are considering a career in venture, I would…

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

3 months ago

HealthTech x Religious institutions. Crazy loyalty, large volumes, low churn - especially in immigrant communities.

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Chad Byers 🦍 @chadbyers

6 months ago

Dear founders, We’re excited to announce Susa Ventures V – a $175M fund to help you launch and scale your company. Since 2013, we’ve dedicated ourselves to pre-seed and seed-stage company building. Every company starts at day one, but only a few become category-defining…

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roshan @swrosh

6 months ago

the susa venture fellows have consistently stood out to me as some of the kindest, most helpful people I’ve met so far in SF — really grateful to have met these folks on chance occasions

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

7 months ago

Societal instant gratification (fast food, smart phones, etc) has permeated into healthcare creating extremely unrealistic expectations.

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

7 months ago

Nothing has hurt healthcare quality more than HIPPA

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

8 months ago

Can we please stop prioritizing “patient experience” over patient outcomes. It’s a hospital, not a Marriott.

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Marko Jukic @mmjukic

11 months ago

A fertility rate below 1.6 means 50% less new people after three generations, say 100 years. Below 1.2 means an 80% drop. The U.S. is at 1.64. China, Japan, Poland, Spain all below 1.2. South Korea is at 0.7—96% drop. Mass extinction numbers.

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a year ago

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Kurt Lucas, MD (blue check) @KurteL10

12 months ago

ERs shoulder the lack of social safety nets in the U.S. The specialty is less and less medicine and increasingly just a catch-all for all sorts of issues that everyone else is able to ignore.

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alex chung @alexchungtweets

a year ago

overheard at the @allinsummit: "this is my taylor swift" cc: @chamath @Jason @friedberg @DavidSacks

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

a year ago

Instead of “follow up with your PCP” people should get automatically enrolled into a “wellness” program after an ED visit - nutrition programs, PT eval, fitness training, etc. Will drastically increase quality of life for millions.

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

If you verbally or physically abuse your barber, I can guarantee they would kick you out, refuse to provide future service and call the police on you. Non-emergent healthcare should be the same. You cannot change my mind.

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

What a joke. Taking more tests with no actual benefit is insane. Especially since the only “metric” is the $71M ABIM makes a year. @AaronGoodman33 @chadinabhan

chadi nabhan MD, MBA, FACP @chadinabhan

2 years ago

What a joke. Taking more tests with no actual benefit is insane. Especially since the only “metric” is the $71M ABIM makes a year. @AaronGoodman33 @chadinabhan

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

Founding a start-up should be a university core graduation requirement. Would learn more from this than any other course.

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

Will I lose my job as a Doctor to AI? Yes, and it’s ok. link.medium.com/y98q7AMrxBb

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

Hyper-specialization in medicine is a bug not a feature. A byproduct of valuing academia more than patient care.

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Amy Faith Ho, MD MPH @amyfaithho

2 years ago

Here’s the dirty secret of emergency medicine: We don’t have to do prior auth. Like ever. We just order what the patient needs, and the patient gets it done in the ED. But here’s why we care about prior auth anyways: B/c not a shift goes by where a patient doesn’t land in the…

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Aakash Saraiya @EMedVC

2 years ago

Cpt code 92950 - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation - has a max Medicare reimbursement of $183.46. Physicians make less than $200 to bring someone back to life.

Srihari S. Naidu, MD @SrihariNaiduMD

2 years ago

Cpt code 92950 - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation - has a max Medicare reimbursement of $183.46. Physicians make less than $200 to bring someone back to life.