S3 E53 - How Mission-Driven Focus Propelled Health Care Originals to Raise $3.8 Million

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S3 E53 - How Mission-Driven Focus Propelled Health Care Originals to Raise $3.8 Million

Interview with Sharon Samjitsingh

Health Care Originals, (HCO) is a healthcare company focused on improving outcomes and reducing costs for people living with chronic and underserved conditions, including asthma, COPD, stroke, and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We deliver personalized, high-quality care directly into people’s homes by combining connected devices, licensed therapists, and purpose-built AI agents trained on real-world patient data. Our approach helps detect problems earlier, supports daily self-management and rehabilitation, and expands access to care for communities that are often overlooked by traditional healthcare systems. By making invisible health signals visible and actionable, we help people live with greater independence, dignity, and confidence, while helping health plans and public systems achieve better outcomes at lower cost.

Sharon Samjitsingh is a global technology commercialization leader whose work sits at the intersection of sustainability, health, and social impact. Over more than 25 years, she has brought complex technologies to market across advanced manufacturing, clean energy, and healthcare; often in environments where innovation has historically failed to reach the people who need it most.

Sharon holds multiple patents spanning sustainability and health, reflecting her belief that protecting the planet and protecting human life are inseparable challenges that must be solved together. She is the CEO of Health Care Originals, where she applies the same systems thinking and commercialization rigor required to scale sustainability innovation to the delivery of equitable, human-centered care. Living with asthma herself, Sharon brings a deeply personal understanding of what it means to navigate a chronic condition. That lived experience fuels her commitment to building solutions that expand dignity, access, and independence.

Featured in Forbes, named Technology Woman of the Year, and honored among the world’s top women in STEAM, Sharon is driven by a simple principle: technology is most powerful when it is used to do measurable good: reducing harm, expanding opportunity, and creating durable impact for people and communities.

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