01 / Cureon

Healthcare workers did not choose the software eating their day. Cureon is the room where they meet the people who can rebuild it.

A Philadelphia community turning the healthcare software and paperwork that burns people out into things builders actually ship.

I work in healthcare I am a builder

Next event / THU OCT 1 2026 / PHILADELPHIA

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What Cureon Is

Healthcare workers spend hours of every shift inside software that was never designed for the work. Charting, prior authorization, referrals, credentialing, scheduling. Most of it is a software problem with a known answer, and the people who could build that answer have never been in the room.

Cureon puts them in the same room. Someone who works in healthcare describes one system, or one stack of paperwork, from their own week. Builders pick the problem they care about and form a team around it. No pitch decks, no theory, no competition.

Cureon runs live events in Philadelphia and is growing into a year round platform.

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Problems Already On The Table

Two doctors cannot get on the same call about the same patient.
Specialists and primary care physicians have no shared tool for booking one conversation about one patient, especially across different hospital systems. Each scheduler only sees its own people, so the quick call never gets booked and the question goes into a message queue instead.
Source / Clinical informatics
Credentialing software makes every physician retype the same facts for years.
The same verified degrees, licenses and references get keyed in by hand at a different portal for every institution. Nothing carries across, and no system will accept another system's copy.
Source / Emergency medicine
The real staffing schedule lives in one person's head.
Departments run scheduling, time off and shift swaps across tools that do not talk to each other, so the source of truth ends up being a spreadsheet and whoever has been there longest.
Source / Hospital operations