Sam Holliday

Sam Holliday

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Oshi Health

As the Co-founder and CEO of Oshi Health, Sam is on a mission to increase access to the high quality, whole-person care that two of his family members have needed to manage their digestive conditions. His goal is to free millions of people from the burden of these conditions so they can get back to their life and work.

Sam is leading Oshi’s growth and democratizing access to high value digestive care that’s proven to achieve unmatched clinical outcomes, member engagement & satisfaction and cost savings. He has led development of national-scale specialty value-based care contracts with commercially insured plans that serve as a model for how to pay for outcomes that matter to patients and drive significant cost savings.

Having invested in creating robust evidence, Sam is aligning all healthcare stakeholders to bring this critically needed care to millions of people: Payers provide covered in-network access to Oshi for their members; employers promote Oshi to improve the health and productivity of their workforce; provider groups partner with Oshi to extend their practices; and patients come to understand their condition and triggers for sustainable control over their symptoms.

Under his leadership, Oshi has built a specialized clinical workforce and empowered culture that thrives in delivering true relationship-based care, earning Oshi multiple ‘Best Places to Work’ honors.

He has held leadership roles across healthcare technology and tech-enabled services companies focused on improving population health. These include scaling a tech-enabled diabetes management company, a data-driven health system patient acquisition platform and population health tools for a leading electronic medical record (EMR) company.

Sam lives in New York City with his family and enjoys comparing notes with other innovators in healthcare, deepening his knowledge of how our bodies and brains work, and cheering on Philadelphia sports teams and NYCFC.

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