David Emanuel Sarabia on Clubhouse

Bio

Founder, inRecovery. Started coding @ 8yo thanks to bullying 🤓 First exit @ 25yo to Insight Partners, now at $950M valuation🤘Later fell to drug addiction, went to rehab and found true purpose.

Join and be part of CH clubs I help lead:
• MEDTECH
• Mental Health Tech
• MedStartr Healthcare Innovators

About inRecovery.org
inRecovery is an addiction recovery platform that carries people through their entire journey from pre-treatment, inpatient, aftercare and beyond. Helping them beat addiction and reintegrate as thriving members of society.

Inspired by a vision for data-driven care and clinician’s struggles with poorly designed and ineffective tools. I decided to fix it, built a world class team, and together created the first health learning system for addiction and mental health.

Sitting at the top layer of the tech stack, we can:
• Provide beautiful engaging experience for both care teams, patients and families
• Merge fragmented healthcare systems: EHR, data warehouses, point solutions, and more
• Create powerful AI powered workflows
• Enable smooth care transitions for patients
• Track outcomes in a holistic way, including SoDH, reintegration and quality of life

Most importantly, patients own their data and can securely unlock it to any provider, never again having to start from scratch.

We aim to become “mission control” for addiction care. Pioneering data-driven care models, enabling precision medicine for addiction, creating research opportunities that never existed, and empowering patients with digital tools and human connection for long-term lifestyle change.

Backed by: Startup Health, City Light VC, and Angels including: former President of Novartis, investors from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, and serial entrepreneurs with a personal connection to addiction.

Personal Work
I mentor and angel invest in startups focused on improving lives. Guest lecturer in tech and entrepreneurship @ Stanford, Harvard, NYU, USC, UCLA

Active organizer / co-lead for MIT Hacking Medicine and Community Hackathons:
• MIT COVID-19 Challenge
• MIT Hacking Racism

Feel free to reach out anytime: [email protected]