In healthcare, digital transformation is impersonal.
Clinicians deserve better.
Aditi U. Joshi, MD, MSc is the CEO of Ardexia, a company tackling the billion-dollar problem of clinical adoption. She is also a global digital health strategist, bestselling author, and emergency medicine physician. She co-authored Telehealth Success: How to Thrive in the New Age of Remote Care, whose model is used worldwide to build and scale digital medicine programs.
Her ethos: technology promises to break down the barriers between clinicians and quality care delivery and between patients and good health.
But when digital transformation focuses on technical nuts and bolts rather than human hearts and minds, it can hurt the people it’s supposed to help. Clinicians face interrupted workflows, which affects morale, patient care, and the entire healthcare ecosystem. Dr. Joshi works to help fix that gap for a better and more equitable future health care system.
Dr. Aditi U. Joshi is a nationally recognized telehealth and digital health expert, bestselling author, and board-certified emergency medicine physician. With over a decade of experience in virtual care and digital health transformation, she specializes in making technology work for real-world healthcare by focusing on clinical integration, reimbursement, and quality.
She is the co-creator of the Telehealth Success Framework, a widely adopted model that helps healthcare systems, clinics, and governments build and scale effective digital health programs. Her bestselling book, Telehealth Success: How to Thrive in the New Age of Remote Care, outlines this framework and serves as a roadmap for sustainable virtual care delivery.
Dr. Joshi is the CEO of Ardexia.io and founder of Nagamed Consulting, where she advises health systems, startups, and investors on telehealth implementation, digital health strategy, clinical due diligence, and remote patient monitoring. She also offers training for clinicians on digital empathy, remote exams, and setting up virtual care practices.
Previously, she held leadership roles at Doctor on Demand and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where she led one of the earliest large-scale academic telehealth programs in the U.S. She has built over 13 digital health programs to success. She currently serves on national committees at the AMA and ACEP shaping the future of digital health policy, reimbursement, and education. She speaks nationally and internationally on the topics of telehealth, humanism in medicine, acute care telehealth and innovation in emergency medicine.