A team built
around care.

Kevin is a Venture Partner at Outsiders Fund and co-founded 53 Stations after roles at General Catalyst and Goldman Sachs. He holds an MBA from MIT Sloan and studied economics and mathematics at Duke.

Caitlin is a practicing, board-certified pediatrician who leads Lucea’s clinical direction. She earned her MD at Tufts, completed her pediatrics residency at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, and holds an MBA from Brandeis.

Elizabeth brings more than 15 years of telephone-triage experience, including leading a pediatric triage center serving more than 35,000 patients. At Lucea, she shapes the nurse experience so clinical insight and everyday workflows inform what the team builds.

Amy has led organizations across technology and collegiate athletics, serving as COO of Stavvy and, for nearly a decade, Commissioner of the America East Conference. She holds an MBA from MIT Sloan and brings that operating experience to Lucea.

Andrew brings healthcare enterprise sales and go-to-market experience, including his work at digital health company Welldoc. He leads Lucea’s sales and go-to-market efforts, introducing its products to nursing teams and care organizations.

Charbel brings more than 20 years of software engineering and leadership experience to Lucea. He previously led engineering at Thriveworks, held architecture and engineering-management roles at CarGurus, and served as VP of Engineering at KNODE.

Will builds software for Lucea’s nursing phone workflows. His engineering background includes work at Found Energy and Applied Materials, and he studied at Tufts University.

Ian brings software engineering experience from Stavvy and a research background in computational linguistics. He completed a master’s at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and co-authored peer-reviewed research published in npj Digital Medicine.