Most health tech platforms are built by brilliant founders with a real product and real funding.

What they're rarely built with is the operational infrastructure to survive first contact with a real clinical system.

That's the gap we close.

Unicorn Intelligence Tech Partners works with Series A and beyond health and mental health tech companies as a Fractional COO - embedding with founding teams to build the operations, clinical adoption strategy, and organizational alignment that turns a funded startup into a platform that actually scales.

We also work with venture firms to support portfolio companies navigating the operational and clinical challenges that determine whether a Series A investment makes it to Series B.

Our practice is built on a combination most advisory firms simply cannot offer. Anne is a masters-level nurse informaticist with over a decade of senior executive and C-suite healthcare operations experience and a career negotiating provider and union contracts inside complex clinical systems. She has been the clinician on the other side of a technology rollout. She knows exactly what breaks trust and exactly what builds it. Genevieve is a clinical psychologist and former hostage negotiator who has spent her career understanding why people behave the way they do when they feel like change is being done to them - and finding a way through anyway. Together we see every dimension of why health tech adoption succeeds or fails.

We operate across the US and Europe. We are fee-only - no equity, no revenue share, no agenda but yours.  That helps us maintain our objectivity to focus solely on making you successful.

If you're a Series A founder (or beyond) who needs operational support, a VC with a portfolio company that isn't scaling the way it should, or a health system navigating a complex technology rollout - 
send us a message. We'd welcome the conversation.

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