Neal K. Shah

Neal K. Shah is the Chief Executive Officer of CareYaya Health Technologies, a social enterprise and applied research lab advancing health equity for aging populations using artificial intelligence and neurotechnology and recognized by LinkedIn as one of America’s Top 50 Startups in 2024. He also serves as Chairman of Counterforce Health, an AI-driven platform that helps patients and providers navigate insurance claim denials. Shah is a Principal Investigator on multiple federally funded innovation grants, including one supported by the National Institutes of Health and the University of Pennsylvania to develop AI tools that assist patients in appealing denied health insurance claims. He also leads a separate NIH-funded collaboration with J

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