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Rhema Health

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Founded2026
2Employees

Located in San Francisco, California

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HealthcareAI Voice

The clinical team for every Medicare patient

Rhema is a clinical AI team for Medicare patients. We use voice AI agents to discovering preventable health risks at scale, saving providers and payers critical resources, while improving health outcomes in their population.

Meet the Team

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Co-Founder & CEO at Rhema Health

Dave Moore

I'm the Co-Founder and CEO of Rhema Health, building the Clinical AI team for Medicare patients. We deliver clinical use cases end to end, from outreach and assessment to care coordination and risk capture. This work is personal. In 2024-25 I navigated a serious chronic condition myself, and my wife led Annual Wellness at Palo Alto Medical Foundation. Living on both sides of the system made clear how much of Medicare care delivery is bottlenecked on nursing capacity, and how much of it AI can finally unlock. Previously at Meta, I led the Facebook Monetization product team, building Creator monetization, FB Watch, Gaming, and Reels monetization from the ground up. Together these products generated a larger revenue run rate than YouTube, helping scale Ads revenue from $15B to $40B+ and Reels from $0 to $10B+. Won Meta's Move Fast award out of 2,500+ PMs. Before Meta, I led a personalization product at Monetate (30% of US e-commerce, scaled through Series B/C to $30M+ ARR). Earlier, I built the Health SaaS platform at Gordon Food Service to compete with CBORD and PointClickCare in long-term care. We've assembled a team of active clinicians and researchers from Stanford and UPenn to bring this vision to life.

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Co-Founder at Rhema Health

Adam Davison

Adam has spent his career building consumer products and the go-to-market engines that scale them, most recently leading Reels Monetization at Meta from $0 to over $10B. Now he's building Rhema to fix how Medicare patients experience care.