Varun Boriah

Hold up, you need to know about Varun Boriah, this guy’s the real deal in healthcare tech. Dude’s been grinding for a while and has crushed it across a bunch of the hottest startups and projects. He’s from the YC W15 batch, so he’s legit in the startup world, no cap.

His story’s pretty sick. Started out with a solid tech background, got a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley, which already shows he’s smart as hell. Then he jumped into the healthtech scene, working at places like Truepill, where he was SVP of Platform Solutions, and he even led diagnostics there. Truepill’s a big name in B2B pharmacy delivery and diagnostics, basically, he’s been at the forefront of making health stuff more accessible and smarter.

Before all that, he was VP at Alto Pharmacy, helping them grow and scale their operations. So, he’s been deep in the trenches of both the tech side and the business side of healthcare. It’s clear he’s not just about ideas, he’s about making stuff happen, scaling, and pushing things forward.

But here’s where it gets even more interesting. Varun’s the CEO and Co-Founder of Lully, a YC-backed startup that built one of those consumer health devices, the kind that’s changing how we handle sleep and night terrors. The device helps people, especially kids, sleep better and avoid night terrors. Think about that, he’s out here building tech that actually impacts daily lives, not just some abstract health solution.

And he’s no stranger to the innovation scene either. He’s done the Stanford Biodesign Innovation Fellowship, been part of programs like StartX and the Startup Leadership Program, and even threw himself into innovation problems like Surathkal. Basically, the dude’s all about pushing boundaries, learning, and building shit that matters.

He’s based in San Francisco, right where all the magic happens, and it’s clear he’s driven by a bigger mission: making healthcare smarter, more accessible, and less bullshit. His process shows he’s not just in it for the fame or money. Nah, he’s genuinely about solving real problems, building things that help people, and pushing the whole healthcare tech game forward.

Long story short, Varun’s the kind of guy who jumps into complex problems, figures out how to crack them, and then builds stuff to fix them. He’s a tech entrepreneur, a healthcare innovator, and a guy who’s always thinking about the future trend. Keep an eye on him, he’s just getting started.