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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 18 MIN

Better Tools, Better Recovery: The Future of Mobility in the Hospital

from F-U Cancer Podcast · host F-U Cancer

Dr. Neil Jairath is a dermatologic surgeon and Mohs surgery fellow at Indiana University, where he specializes in removing skin cancers and helping patients heal with the best possible outcomes. He completed his dermatology training at NYU, where he served as chief resident, and earned his MD from the University of Michigan. Neil's research focuses on using artificial intelligence to improve how skin cancers are diagnosed, staged, and treated. He has published over 50 papers in journals including JAMA Dermatology and Lancet Oncology, with a passion for making sure advances in technology translate into better care for real patients.Outside the operating room, Neil is a physician-entrepreneur on a mission to keep patients moving when it matters most. He is the founder and CMO of KinetiTec, a health technology company building an intelligent acute and postacute care mobility platform designed to combat the epidemic of in-hospital immobility. KinetiTec's device helps patients stay active from their hospital beds, opening the black box of inpatient mobility and giving care teams real data to guide recovery. Neil believes that the future of cancer care and medical care as a whole depends not just on better treatments, but on better tools, better access, and a commitment to meeting patients where they are.https://www.linkedin.com/in/neiljairath/  www.kinetitec.com

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