Our Story | The role of Sound in Healthcare

Jhonatan Bringas Dimitriades, MD, is not just any physician. His accolades as an internationally recognized figure in medical technology have seen him at the helm of some of the globe's most advanced medical tech companies as C level executive, advisor and Board Member. Having garnered awards in both Europe, USA and LATAM, his expertise was instrumental in setting the vision for Lapsi Health.
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Diana van Stijn, MD PhD. From cutting through waters as a national team swimmer, Diana's transition into the realms of medicine and technology has been nothing short of spectacular. As one of the most notable tech leaders in healthcare in the Netherlands, coupled with her prolific academic achievements, Diana's insights and expertise are invaluable to the Lapsi Health mission.
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Rodrigo Alvez is the tech expert behind the dream. His experience with great leading enterprises like Accenture exposed him to technological giants such as Microsoft and IBM. Listed in the MIT Under 35 list for LATAM, Rodrigo's insight into the tech world offers Lapsi Health a competitive edge.
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Seamus Holohan, a serial entrepreneur with roots in Ireland and Finland, brings a wealth of experience to the table. With a history of establishing companies and orchestrating stellar exits, his entrepreneurial spirit is the wind beneath Lapsi Health's wings.
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Together, this quartet saw a potential largely untapped: sound as a crucial biosignal. As signal processing has surged in computational capabilities, the team envisioned sound paralleling developments like ppg. The goal? To unveil novel quantitative healthcare data in the form of digital biomarkers, harnessing the latent potential of sound as a crucial indicator of health.Their shared dream was to sculpt a new era of digital medicine—where healthcare would be not just a service but an experience, patient-centric, individualized, and universally accessible.Together, these pioneers are not just dreaming of the future; they're building it—one sound, one signal, one patient at a time.