Modern Adulthood
Best for philosophy
Modern life rewards a kind of “maturity” that often has very little to do with being right.
Clear ownership, explicit escalation paths, and audit-ready workflows.
Kanav Jain
I help healthcare and AI teams reduce repeat incidents by clarifying ownership, escalation rules, and QA controls.
I align decision owners, risk thresholds, and escalation paths so teams can move quickly while preserving compliance and trust.
Evidence
| 100M+ patient–clinician connections with trust controls in production | |
| Georgia Tech BME · NYU Stern MBA · Epic · Doximity · Transcarent | |
| Director-level care ops and compliance-aware product leadership |
Doximity Dialer
HIPAA-conscious caller ID workflow that reduced routing friction
View case study →Transcarent
Care navigation systems with accountable handoffs
View case study →Andwise
Scaled advisor and clinician inputs into practical decision support
View case study →Start with the context closest to your current pressure point.
Tools
The practical tools I use with teams.
Practical patterns to reduce preventable failures when pressure rises.
Use clinical-risk evidence, not checkbox compliance. Every recommendation is tied to an owner, a workflow change, and a measurable risk reduction target.
Case studies + operating notes
Writing
Plain-language essays and operator notes from shipping healthcare workflows under load.
Latest essays
Best for philosophy
Modern life rewards a kind of “maturity” that often has very little to do with being right.
Best for history
"We condemn the excesses" isn’t an apology, it’s a tactic. From Amritsar 1919 to Minneapolis 2026, discover how…
Best for history
Why “we care” substitutes for obligation—and how delay gets disguised as kindness.
Best for philosophy
People are not becoming inherently dishonest, lazy, or cynical. They are becoming game-theoretically optimal for the…
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