Health and Wellness

Health and Wellness

Ibinu Vadakkan

ibinu vadakkan

Ibinu Vadakkan

Ibinu Vadakkan is a digital health innovator with a BSc in Computer Science and an MBA in Financial Management from IGNOU. With over 6 years of experience in technology and finance, he develops evidence-based health applications to enhance wellness and streamline care delivery.

Focused on the U.S. health tech landscape, his work integrates AI, digital health research, and user-centered design to address modern healthcare challenges. Ibinu collaborates with healthcare professionals to ensure solutions are trustworthy, compliant, and impactful.

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