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Mark Simpson. Board Partner. Inspired by a commitment to New York City tech and the founders who bring it to life, Brad Svrluga and Ben Sun launched Primary in 2015 to build a different type of seed firm. With a mission to maximize impact, Primary has steadily built the most experienced and dynamic team in the seed landscape, anchored by the ...
Founder turned investor. On a mission to help empower others to have the confidence and… · Experience: Primary Venture Partners · Location: New York · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Jason ...
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Jun 4, 2024 · About Jason Shuman. Motivated to chase his dreams by a Primary Immune Deficiency (PID) diagnosis he received at just six months old, Shuman started his VC career at Corigin Ventures four years ago ...
Primary Impact. We commit unreasonable resources to create unfair advantages. Hundreds of Hires. Way more than just intros. We can hire full teams, running the process end-to-end. Driving ARR. Million-dollar pilots, sales call review and coaching, customer retention strategies, and actual work to fill your top of funnel. Strategies for Scale.
- More Direct to Consumer “Niche” Telehealth and Hybrid Care Businesses
- A Continued Shift Toward Risk Bearing Models
- A Demand For More Personalization
- Infrastructure, Connective Tissue, and Data
- Continued Unbundling and Expansion of The Hospital
- Fintech For Healthcare
As we all know, the past year has seen a massive acceleration of telehealth adoption—increasing from 0.3% of provider visits in 2019 to 23.6% in 2020. Although we are starting to see these numbers normalize (stabilizing around 17% of all outpatient visits since June 2020), it’s clear that behaviors have changed and the regulatory environment will l...
Despite it being 14 years since the concept of value based care was originally introduced and nine years since Obamacare was passed, we’re still in the early days of value based care (VBS). While 84% of hospitals report participating in value-based care, many organizations still derive a majority of their revenue from fee-for-service contractsrathe...
Today, healthcare is still mainly a one-size-fits-all market when we look at the digital health world. But, we know that there is the potential to deliver an integrated and personalized care experience to consumers while also improving outcomes by empowering providers. If Nike can provide a highly customized marketing and shopping experience, why c...
With the foundation of EHR’s ~10 years old today and ongoing shifts in the regulatory environment that promote interoperability, we are incredibly excited by businesses that focus on building or rebuilding healthcare’s infrastructure. Similar to fintech five years ago, when businesses started to be able to sell to the Brexs, Ramps, Chimes of the wo...
In the past, health systems have greatly benefitted from investing in alternative sites of care beyond the hospital. This makes sense—it lowers costs, improves patient experience, and hopefully enhances the quality of services provided. As consumers increasingly adopt telehealth and leverage connected devices and payers/providers align on the value...
Medical debt has widely been recognized as the number one cause of bankruptcies in the U.S., and the unfortunate reality is that this is not driven by lack of insurance. In fact, 90% of adults with medical debt have at least basic health insurance.This is an issue that urgently needs innovative solutions, and the revolution that we have seen happen...
Sep 14, 2021 · Today, I’m excited to bring you my conversation with Jason Shuman, a partner at NY based Primary Venture Partners. The firm leads seed rounds for companies in NY and has previously invested in companies such as Jet, Mirror, and Latch. The firm recently raised two funds totaling $200MM.Prior to joining Primary, he spent time as Chief Of Staff for GLG founder Mark Gerson, was an associate at ...
Jason is a Partner at Primary Venture Partners and has been working in New York as an investor for the past six years. In college, Jason launched a direct-to-consumer footwear company that sold hand-sewn boat shoes and driving moccasins. He later went on to work at New York-based seed fund Corigin Ventures, where he invested in several ...
