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Shub Debgupta | |
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| Born | Mumbai, India |
| Nationality | Indian-American |
| Education | Cornell University (PhD, MSc) |
| Alma mater | Clark University (BA) |
| Occupation(s) | Entrepreneur, Economist |
| Known for | Founding Predict Health, Inc. and WiserTogether, Inc. |
| Spouse | Garance Genicot |
| Relatives | Shohini Ghosh (Sister) |
Shub Debgupta is an Indian-American entrepreneur and economist. He is the founder and CEO of Predict Health, Inc..[1], an AI member intelligence platform that serves Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial healthcare payors. With a background in healthcare [2], Debgupta has developed technologies with a focus on improving healthcare outcomes.[3]
Debgupta previously founded WiserTogether, Inc.,[4] a patient navigation solution that was acquired by Evive Health. Debgupta's work has garnered recognition[5] across the healthcare and technology sectors, earning him accolades such as the NVTC Tech 100 award and the Innovator of the Year title from the Institute for Health Care Consumerism.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Shub Debgupta was born in Mumbai, India, in February 1973. He attended Bombay Scottish School, Mahim, before earning a scholarship to study at the United World College of the Adriatic in Italy. He completed his undergraduate studies at Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1994. Debgupta then pursued graduate studies at Cornell University, earning a Master's degree in Labor Economics in 1996 and a PhD in Economics in 1999. At Cornell, he was a Sage Fellow and conducted research alongside economists such as Kaushik Basu.
Career
[edit]Shub Debgupta's career spans over two decades. He began his professional journey in economics and consulting, later transitioning into entrepreneurship where he founded two companies: WiserTogether, Inc. and Predict Health, Inc. Debgupta's work has focused on leveraging technology and data-driven insights to enhance healthcare delivery.[6] in the sector[7]
Predict Health, Inc. In November 2019, Shub Debgupta founded Predict Health, Inc., an AI-driven member intelligence platform designed for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial healthcare payors. Predict Health uses behavioral signals and consumer feedback to generate actionable insights for healthcare entities, aiming to improve business outcomes and operational efficiency. The company serves over one million healthcare consumers.
WiserTogether, Inc. Before Predict Health, Debgupta founded WiserTogether, Inc.,[8] a patient navigation solution that was later acquired by Evive Health, Inc. Under his leadership, WiserTogether grew to serve over three million people through partnerships with employers and health plans[9]. The company provided personalized healthcare treatment comparison software.
CEB, Inc. Debgupta's early career included a leadership role at CEB, Inc. (later acquired by Gartner, Inc.), where he was part of the founding team for the Benefits Roundtable and led the Compensation Roundtable and Total Rewards Forum. During his tenure, he grew the firm's annual contract value.
PwC LLP From 1999 to 2002, Debgupta worked as an economist and senior associate at PwC LLP, advising clients on economic and pricing issues across various industries.
Awards and Recognition
[edit]NVTC Tech 100 (2023): Recognized as one of the top innovators by the Northern Virginia Technology Council.
Innovator, BuildWithin (2023): Acknowledged for contributions to modern apprenticeships.
Innovator of the Year (2012): Awarded by the Institute for Health Care Consumerism for his work at WiserTogether.
Best Places to Work (2012, 2013): WiserTogether was named among the best workplaces by the Institute for Workplace Excellence.
Finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year (2014): Nominated by Ernst & Young for his entrepreneurial achievements.
Publications and Media
[edit]Shub Debgupta has been a speaker at various conferences and panels and has been quoted in media outlets such as The New York Times, Washington Post, NPR, CNN, Fox Business, and Yahoo News. His scholarly work includes publications on economic development and labor economics, contributing to the field with research papers and opinion pieces.
He has also been cited by credible publications, including U.S. News & World Report.[10]
Personal Life
[edit]Shub Debgupta is married to Garance Genicot, an economist and professor at Georgetown University. He has a sister, Shohini Ghosh, who is a noted sculptor. He continues to contribute to the healthcare and economic sectors through his leadership at Predict Health and ongoing involvement in academic and professional communities.
References
[edit]- ^ Predict Health https://www.predicthealth.ai/.
{{cite web}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - ^ "Shub Debgupta - Founder + CEO at Predict Health, Inc". TheOrg.com.
- ^ "Q&A with WiserTogether CEO Shub Debgupta: Personal Health Care Decisions Based on Side Effects, Costs, Pain and Peer Experience". 7 Wire Ventures. 22 April 2014.
- ^ . MobiHealth https://www.mobihealthnews.com/36806/wisertogether-raises-9m-for-patient-facing-treatment-comparison-tool/.
{{cite news}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - ^ Publishing Team, Tuck at Dartmouth. "Answer Patient Questions with Technology with Shub Debgupta, CEO of Wiser Together". Tuck at Dartmouth.
- ^ "How Strong is the Food Supply Chain?". wbur. 15 April 2020.
- ^ "Episode 46: Shared Decision Making with Shub Degupta from WiserTogether". Relentless Health Value.
- ^ . Private Equity Wire https://www.privateequitywire.co.uk/wisertogether-raises-usd9m-led-martin-ventures-and-merck-ghi/.
{{cite news}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - ^ "WiserTogether, Work Loss Data Institute, and Peers Health Team to Guide Consumers' Return to Health". ODG by MCG. 27 September 2016.
- ^ "Navigating Medicare Deductibles and Premiums in 2024". U.S. News & World Report.