Nathaniel Weiner
Bio
I build healthcare software.
I'm CTO at OneLine Health, where we're replacing the paperwork layer of medicine — patient intake, ambient listening, clinical documentation, EHR busywork. The stuff that eats half a doctor's day before they treat a single patient.
Before that, I co-founded Avhana Health with my brother Noah. We built clinical decision support tools that plugged into EHRs and scaled to tens of millions of patients across 150+ medical groups. Avhana was acquired by Amalgam Rx in 2021.
Earlier: building hospitals at Johns Hopkins, building missile launchers at Lockheed Martin.
On the side, I run Formstone Labs — a small studio where I build things I want to exist.
Based just outside New York. From Baltimore.
Projects
- Formstone Labs — A small studio for AI and healthcare experiments. (formstonelabs.com)
- Indicator Health — Healthcare data platform. Radically cheaper than the alternatives.
- Lunchbox League — Food allergy management for parents.
Beliefs
- Healthcare software should disappear into the workflow, not create a new one.
- The best way to learn AI is to ship things with it.
- Small teams, real problems.
- The boring problems are the important ones.