Anthony Scarpone-Lambert

Peep this legend Anthony Scarpone-Lambert, this guy’s a total big change in healthcare tech. Dude’s from NYC, a registered nurse with a BSN, but he’s not your average nurse. Nah, he’s also a straight-up entrepreneur who jumped into the startup world and crushed it.

His story is kinda wild. Before diving into biz, Anthony was killing it on Broadway, yeah, performing arts, the whole glam life. But he felt something was missing. He wanted to do more, make a real impact. So, he switched gears, got serious about healthcare innovation, and co-founded Adni (which used to be Lumify). And get this, Adni’s the first super app for healthcare workers, and it’s nurse-led. That’s huge. Usually, tech startups in health are run by docs or tech bros, but Anthony’s pushing the story that nurses are the real deal when it comes to fixing healthcare.

He took this crazy idea and ran with it. Raised $1.7 million and grew Adni’s user base to 75,000 healthcare pros, that’s no small feat. And he’s not just about chasing cash; he’s crushing awards left and right, President’s Innovation Prize, Venture Lab Launch, Penn Wharton, WeissFund… the list goes on. Basically, he’s proven he’s not just dreaming but actually building the future of health tech.

What’s really cool is Anthony’s background shows his drive. He’s a Penn alum, co-founded a nonprofit called Text-911 to advocate for emergency services, and he’s all about pushing diversity and inclusion in tech. He’s vocal about supporting LGBTQIA+ founders and believes in chasing big dreams no matter what.

The guy’s process, from Broadway performer to nurse to startup founder, says a lot. It’s about never settling, always looking for ways to make a difference. He’s proof that if you see a problem, you jump in, do the work, and build something meaningful. His story is all about passion, resilience, and breaking the mold.

So, yeah, Anthony’s not just another founder. He’s a disruptor, a nurse-led innovator, and a dude who’s out here making healthcare better for millions. No cap, he’s someone to watch.