Miguel Lara

Yo, so let me tell you about Miguel Lara, this guy’s the real deal in digital health. He’s a YC alum from batch S15, which already means he’s legit in the startup game. Dude’s got a crazy background, he’s been around the block with companies like Microhealth, BBVA, and Guardian Industries, but what really sets him apart is what he’s doing now.

Miguel is the co-founder and CEO of MicroHealth, a digital health startup that’s crushing it in the chronic conditions space, especially hemophilia. Like, they’ve got about 20% of the US hemophilia patients and docs using their product. That’s no small feat. They’re also jumping into blockchain tech now, building secure protocols for tracking meds, talk about advanced stuff. This guy’s all about using tech to actually change lives, not just talk about it.

Before all this, Miguel jumped into YC back in 2015. That’s a badge of honor in Silicon Valley, shows he’s got the hustle and the smarts. And before starting MicroHealth, he was deep in healthcare investment banking at BBVA, working on US healthcare and consumer markets. So he’s got the finance chops and the industry insight, which helps him build products that actually meet real needs.

He’s based out of Barcelona but has over 10 years of experience leading digital health startups. His whole vibe? Driving growth, connecting teams with what the market actually needs, and leveraging tech to enable patients and improve clinical outcomes. The guy’s all about making healthcare smarter, more accessible, and more secure.

And yeah, he’s super educated too, MBA from Thunderbird and studies at ESADE. But honestly, it’s his process from finance to startups, then crushing it in healthcare tech, that shows what he’s really about: solving big problems with bold tech. No bullshit, just real impact.

Bottom line? Miguel Lara is one of those founders who saw a huge problem, jumped into the deep end, and started building solutions that actually matter. The kind of guy who’s not in it just for the fame, he genuinely wants to change healthcare for good. That’s why he’s one to watch.