In this episode of Medsider Radio, we sat down with Dave Kuraguntla, co-founder and CEO of Alio, developers of transformative solutions for kidney health, including a remote patient monitoring platform that provides non-invasive, highly accurate, and multi-metric patient data.

Dave holds a degree from the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. While pursuing a surgical residency, he co-founded Alio. And in this interview, Dave shares his journey from aspiring surgeon to revolutionizing kidney health. He discusses common entrepreneurial challenges, such as killing risks early on, being diligent around clinical accuracy, and collaborating with FDA.

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Aligning Mutual Interests to Build Long-Term Partnerships: Interview with Alio CEO Dave Kuraguntla

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Aligning Mutual Interests to Build Long-Term Partnerships: Interview with Alio CEO Dave Kuraguntla