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Nest Genomics

Software to launch and integrate genetics into clinical care

Y CombinatorWinter 2022ActiveHealthcareHealthcare ITSaaSHealth TechDigital HealthGenomics

What they do

Problem

Healthcare organizations struggle to operationalize large-scale genetic testing and integrate genomic results into clinical workflows and ongoing patient care.

Solution

Nest Genomics provides a lab-agnostic software platform that manages genetic testing workflows (triage, consent, counseling) and delivers EMR-integrated clinical decision support and care management for patients with genetic results.

Who it's for

Healthcare organizations such as enterprise hospitals and health systems launching or running genomic programs.

Founders

Moran Snir
Founder

I'm dedicated to increasing access to genetic information. My previous company Clear Genetics was acquired NVTA in 2019, where I led the Software and Data organization. I also founded MorNetware, which developed Genometer a software that screens 90% of Israeli pregnancies for ethnic-based carrier screening since 2005. I was an officer in the IDF Elite software unit and studied Biomedical Engineering for my BA M.Sc. I have an MBA from the Wharton Business School and am a 2-time Y Combinator Alum.

Guy Snir
Founder/COO

I'm a co-founder and COO of Nest Genomics (W22). Until recently, I led SaaS teams at Invitae (NVTA), a global genetics company. I was the co-founder and COO of ClearGenetics (W17, acquired by Invitae), which developed innovative software for integrating genetics into routine care. Before that, I held senior product roles at Twitter, SnappyTV and Google/Motorola. I'm a Mammram Alum, hold a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and MBA from Duke and Tel-Aviv University.

Open roles 3

Sr. Fullstack Software Engineer
United States / Remote (United States) · Full-time · $160K - $180K
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Customer Support Specialist
US / Remote (US) · Full-time · $1
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Support Engineer
Remote (US) · Full-time · $60K - $80K
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