The Founder’s Cut - Episode 15 - Allisa Song of Nanodropper

Allisa Song is the CEO and co-founder of Nanodropper, a commercial-stage medical device company offering high-value solutions to adherence barriers in glaucoma and other eye disease management. Its flagship product is a micro-volume delivery adaptor for eye drop bottles that reduces medication waste and financial barriers to vision-saving medications. With a focus on improving patient outcomes, Nanodropper adds value to every stakeholder of the healthcare system with the potential to save billions of dollars, one drop at a time.

Allisa received her degrees in Psychology and Biology at the University of Washington and is a peer-reviewed author in neuroscience, genetics, plastic surgery, and ophthalmology. She is currently pursuing her medical degree at Mayo Clinic. She is driven by her passion for creating patient-centered solutions to close health equity gaps and combat disparities in care delivery. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her bunnies and dogs, painting, snowboarding, and playing board games with her friends.

 

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