VARUN BALAJI · SOLUTIONS, IMPLEMENTATION & PRODUCT

Healthcare technology · New York

Better care,
designed to work.

I turn complex clinical needs into scalable technology, operating models, and enterprise deployments that deliver measurable outcomes.

ENTERPRISE CARE NETWORK● LIVE
A connected care network linking patients, clinicians, technology and outcomes 01PATIENT 02CLINICIAN 03PLATFORM 04OUTCOME
PATIENT EXPERIENCE

Designing for access, guardianship, low-connectivity environments, and the realities surrounding the clinical encounter.

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12Hospitals in one transformation
70%Lower sitter costs
40%Lower visit abandonment
6–8 wksTypical enterprise deployment

From whiteboard
to clinical workflow.

Healthcare technology succeeds when the product, the people, and the operating model work as one. I design all three—and stay accountable through go-live and expansion.

01

Enterprise solutions

Architect multi-use-case virtual care programs across clinical, technical, and operational stakeholders.

02

Implementation systems

Turn signed vision into repeatable delivery—from integrations and governance to training and adoption.

03

Product & services

Translate frontline needs into software, hardware, and service models built for real clinical environments.

HOW I OPERATE

A repeatable path from ambiguity to adoption.

EVIDENCE · PRESBYTERIAN

Observe the existing workflow before prescribing a solution. Resistance is often evidence about the system—not the people.

Complex programs.
Clear outcomes.

02

PRODUCT + SERVICE DESIGN

Virtual sitting, built as a complete care model.

Helped design the software and mobile carts, then stood up the clinical-services arm that delivers monitoring—not simply the deployment around it.

70% lower sitter costs0.5 day lower length of stay
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03

REUSABLE PLATFORM CAPABILITY

One integration, multiplied across care settings.

Designed a first-of-its-kind TytoCare and Microsoft Teams integration, then reused it for virtual visits and consults across multiple health systems.

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40%lower virtual-visit abandonment
04

STATEWIDE PROGRAM · K–12

Bringing a clinician into the school nurse’s office.

Adapted the TytoCare and Teams integration for school-based settings, giving students virtual access to clinicians without leaving campus.

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2states live: South Carolina & Oklahoma
05

MARKET ENTRY · NHS

Launching virtual care in a new country during COVID.

Led Andor’s first UK deployment, stood up the regional environment, and adapted workflows for NHS realities including limited patient contact data and uneven smartphone access.

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8%reduction in no-shows
06

ADOPTION TURNAROUND

Making a technically sound workflow work for clinicians.

Reframed training and change management for a resistant consult program, partnering with clinical champions to move from informal calls to an EHR-driven workflow.

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76providers across 3 live service lines
Also shipped

15K+ COVID-19 vaccines administered via a workflow tool built in under 6 weeks

$20M+ in savings identified through service-line optimization at NJII

What would
you do?

A healthcare implementation is rarely blocked by technology alone. Step into a real-world scenario and see how your decisions affect adoption, speed, alignment, and risk.

SCENARIO 01 · CLINICAL ADOPTIONBRIEFING

THE BRIEFING

The platform works.
The clinicians don’t want it.

A three-hospital health system wants virtual consult requests initiated through the EHR. Physicians are accustomed to calling or messaging specialists directly. Testing is complete, but training attendance is low.

TECHNOLOGYPassed validationBEHAVIORCurrent workflow is informalPRESSURELeadership expects go-live

Built in the work.
Promoted through impact.

Six years at a healthcare startup, moving from individual deployments to enterprise architecture, product strategy, and team leadership.

Andor Health2020 — Present
  1. AVP, Solutions Architecture

    Enterprise portfolio ownership, team leadership, executive strategy, and new solution design.

  2. Senior Director, Solutions Architecture

  3. Director, Solutions Architecture

  4. Enterprise Program Manager

Curious by
default.

I build lightweight websites and tools for problems in my own life. The same instinct shows up everywhere: understand the friction, simplify the system, make something useful.

THE LAB · PROJECT 01

Small tools.
Real problems.

The Implementation Lab is the first experiment: a way to make invisible leadership decisions visible and explorable.

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When I’m offline

Golf · Skiing · Reading · Building things

Better healthcare
needs better systems.

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