About

I'm Andrew Napier — an emergency medicine physician, combat veteran, and founder building at the intersection of medicine and technology.

What I'm Building

I run two companies focused on making emergency medicine better, faster, and more accessible.

IntuBlade makes single-use USB-C video laryngoscopes at $95/unit. Traditional devices cost $2,000+ and require cleaning, maintenance, and replacement cycles that most EMS agencies can't sustain. We've deployed to 300+ agencies across 25+ states — putting video laryngoscopy in the hands of paramedics who previously couldn't afford it.

Sayvant is a clinical AI documentation platform. Instead of physicians typing notes after seeing patients, Sayvant captures the encounter and generates structured documentation. We serve 100+ hospitals with 800K+ patient charts processed.

Background

Before founding companies, I served six years in the U.S. Army as a combat veteran. That experience shaped how I approach everything — urgency, resourcefulness, and a bias for action over deliberation.

I'm board-certified in emergency medicine and currently a student in Stanford's Master of Clinical Informatics and Management (MCIM) program, where I'm working on predictive analytics for emergency chest pain evaluation.

How I Work

I ship fast and iterate. Most of my projects live on GitHub — I'm working on making more of them public. I build with TypeScript, Python, and whatever gets the job done. I use AI tooling heavily (Claude Code, Cursor, multi-agent workflows) to move at the speed my ideas demand.

Get in Touch

The best way to reach me is email or LinkedIn. I'm always interested in conversations about emergency medicine, healthcare AI, medical devices, or building companies.