The bottleneck was never information.
It was attention.
Roi spent nine years as a paramedic before becoming the patient. After years bedridden and dismissed by 33 doctors, he diagnosed himself with POTS — and later watched AI identify the condition in seconds.
For Roi, that was never a story about machines replacing people.
It was proof that information alone does not create care, trust, judgment, or transformation.
Today he helps organizations answer one of the defining questions of this decade:
What should machines do — and what should remain deeply human?
What I do
Speaking
Keynotes and workshops on AI, healthcare, leadership, patient experience, and what remains human when information becomes free.
02Advisory
Strategic work with healthcare, pharma, MedTech, founders, and public-sector teams on patient experience, patient partnership, and human-centered innovation.
03Teaching
Patient communication, medical education, and healthcare experience training for clinicians, students, and professional teams.
04Writing
Seven books and essays exploring patient experience, chronic illness, healthcare systems, AI, and human transformation.
05Building
Fifteen-plus ventures and platforms built for people the system often fails to see.
06Technology
Dell Precision Ambassador and builder of local-inference AI tools for patient experience data. Not AI hype: practical tools for human problems.
What people say
I have never seen a speaker like you before.
My personal highlight was Roi's keynote on why chronically ill people might be our best employees.
You absolutely rocked the stage. The colleagues highly appreciated your clear and meaningful speech.
This is the most important lesson I have had in medical school. Every future doctor should listen to Roi.
The books
Seven books.
One argument.
What patients actually experience. What the system believes they experience. And what it takes to close the gap.
All books →The Algorithm Will See You Now
2026
What AI can do in healthcare. What it cannot see. And the patients it will abandon if we don't ask harder questions.
Revolution From My Bed
2024
Ten years. 3,650 days. What patients actually do when medicine doesn't have an answer yet.
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