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Craig Limoli

Co-Founder and CEO at Wellsheet

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Overview

Craig Limoli is Co-Founder and CEO at Wellsheet [1][4]. Limoli founded Wellsheet because clinicians deserve better software [2]. Wellsheet was acquired by Elsevier to build the future of context-aware clinical decision support, with a mission to change the way clinicians treat patients by adding intelligence to medical records [2]. The company uses machine learning to predict what clinicians need to know at the point of care, presenting an intuitive view of the most meaningful clinical data [2]. Wellsheet has been deployed to some of the largest health systems in the country resulting in drastic efficiency gains for those institutions [2]. Limoli holds an M.B.A. in Health Care and Entrepreneurial Management from The Wharton School [7] and an A.B. in Economics from Princeton University [8]. Prior to founding Wellsheet in December 2015 [4], Limoli worked as a Senior Strategy Consultant at IBM Watson Health & Corporate Strategy [5].

Profile introduction
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Founded Wellsheet because clinicians deserve better software. Wellsheet was acquired by Elsevier to build the future of context-aware clinical decision support. Wellsheet’s mission is to change the way clinicians treat patients by adding intelligence to medical records. Wellsheet uses machine learning to predict what clinicians need to know at the point of care, presenting an intuitive view of the most meaningful clinical data. Wellsheet has been deployed to some of the largest health systems in the country resulting in drastic efficiency gains for those institutions.

Career history

  1. Senior DirectorJul 2026 to presentElsevier
  2. Co-Founder and CEODec 2015 to Jul 2026Wellsheet
  3. Senior Strategy ConsultantJun 2014 to May 2015IBM Watson Health & Corporate Strategy
  4. Strategy ConsultantAug 2012 to May 2014IBM Global Business Services

Education

  1. Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Health Care and Entrepreneurial ManagementThe Wharton School
  2. AB, EconomicsPrinceton University
  3. The Pingry School

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