Eytan Wurman, CEO and Co-Founder, spent years inside health system care-transition programs. He saw written follow-up protocols buckle under daily patient volume, then co-founded CTPathways to address that gap.
CTPathways began with one clear insight: a patient's most critical care window often starts after leaving the clinic, yet that time is usually unmanaged.
Large hospital networks staff care management, referral coordination, and follow-up teams. Independent clinics rely on whoever picks up the phone.
Founded in 2023, CTPathways built an AI-assisted coordination layer so a three-provider family practice can match the follow-up capacity of a 300-bed hospital, without a CFO-level price discussion.
Angel-backed and based in Portland, Oregon, CTPathways focuses on the overlooked week after a patient leaves, the part of care no one else is solving.
The CTPathways team has firsthand experience with the coordination problems we address.
Eytan Wurman, CEO and Co-Founder, spent years inside health system care-transition programs. He saw written follow-up protocols buckle under daily patient volume, then co-founded CTPathways to address that gap.
Priya Nair, CTO, has built distributed systems and clinical data pipelines throughout her career, including EHR integration tools. She joined Eytan to launch CTPathways, leads engineering, and keeps integrations stable, read-only, and built with HIPAA controls from the outset. She wants clinical software coordinators choose to use.
Marcus Delgado, Head of Clinical Success, spent years managing front-desk and care coordination operations at independent practices before moving into clinical operations consulting. He joined CTPathways to connect software assumptions with coordinators' real Tuesday-morning work. He personally leads every pilot onboarding.
Early-access pilot spots are limited. If you run a small or midsize clinic and need better follow-up, let's talk.