About us

The team behind Rhema.

Consumer-AI operators who scaled platforms to billions of users, paired with practicing physicians who care for the patients we serve.

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// Our mission

Rhema Health is building the connective tissue of clinical care.

Amazing patient care is thousands of small tasks, done by a wide range of people. Every day, call center staff, medical assistants, nurses, and doctors work together to keep their patients healthy. The work is relentless: scheduling, coordination, documentation, inbound calls, follow-up. Clinicians spend two hours on administration for every hour of direct care, and every handoff between teams is a chance for something to slip. Labs never drawn, referrals never scheduled, check-ins never made. About half of recommended care is never delivered. And the larger the organization, the worse it gets: every new site and service line brings its own intake, its own protocols, and more places for care to fall through. This is why healthcare is so hard to scale.

We are here to help. Rhema is the automation layer that picks up the work and the handoffs between it. We start with patient-facing work because it matters most and is hardest to staff: patients don’t pick up, or they talk longer than a nurse has time for. Our agents take on that burden, complete it end to end, and route the result to the right person, with clinicians in the loop where care requires it.

We believe personalized engagement is the key to better care. People open up when they feel known: greeted by name, remembered from the last call, met at their own pace. We spent our careers building products that did this for billions of people, one person at a time. We are bringing that craft to healthcare.

We are not replacing care teams. Health systems and multi-specialty groups are short-staffed and starved for dependable help. We carry the work that keeps their teams at a desk, so clinicians can get back to what only they can do: care, face to face.

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Founders

02 / Founders
Dave Moore
Dave Moore
CEO & Co-Founder

Proven product leader across AI/ML infrastructure, trust & safety, and privacy-compliant product. He got his start building healthcare long-term-care software, then led product at Monetate, before a decade at Meta building the Creator platform, Video, and core Monetization AI.

Adam Davison
Adam Davison
Co-Founder

Spent his career building consumer products and the go-to-market engines that scale them. Started at LiveRail (acquired by Facebook in 2014), then a decade at Meta leading consumer product and GTM, most recently running Reels Monetization, scaling it from $0 to over $10B. Now building Rhema to fix how patients experience care.

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Physician advisors

03 / Clinical
Dr. Brian Miller
Dr. Brian Miller
Physician Advisor

Practicing hospitalist at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Associate Professor of Medicine and Business at Johns Hopkins University, board-certified in internal medicine and preventive medicine. Serves as a Commissioner on the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, the congressional advisory body for the $1.1 trillion Medicare program, and has testified before seven committees of the U.S. House and Senate. Research from his team has been published in The New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, and Health Affairs.

Dr. Julian Hinson
Dr. Julian Hinson
Physician Advisor

Board-certified Family Medicine physician who completed his residency as Chief Resident at Charles Drew University and is published in multiple national peer-reviewed journals. His practice centers on preventive medicine that matches treatment plans to patients’ life goals, alongside a population-health fellowship with the Inland Empire Foundation for Medical Care.

Dr. Daniel Solis
Dr. Daniel Solis
Physician Advisor

Board-certified Internal Medicine physician, medical degree at Stanford, residency at UC Riverside as Chief Resident. He has conducted clinical cancer research at the NIH, published across academic journals, and holds the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship. He teaches as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Loma Linda University.

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