Sarah’s Story

What were you doing before Keheala?

Before joining Keheala, I worked at a large enterprise determining and executing strategic direction. Prior to that, I worked at KPMG in their consulting practice and a financial services firm performing business valuation. Additionally, I earned my MBA from Tel Aviv University, and a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Economics at Yeshiva University. 

What attracted you to the position?

I have always been interested in how small behavioral nudges can influence people’s behavior and have a large impact. After learning about Keheala and how they are using a focus on community and advances in technology to help people overcome the non medical drivers of disease, I was certain this will fundamentally change how we think about medical treatment going forward. I am excited to be a part of bringing this to fruition. 

What excites you most about working with Keheala?

The opportunity to affect the lives of people through truly understanding the obstacles they face, and providing innovative solutions to address these obstacles. 

Where do you see Keheala in the future?

Keheala will be the platform helping people across the globe and across varying diseases overcome the non medical challenges they face by providing the support they need, reducing stigmatization and providing personalized solutions. Additionally, by using technology and data analytics, Keheala will reduce the burden on the healthcare systems by enabling healthcare workers to focus their efforts on the patients that need it most.