The People Who Built This Have Worked Inside The Problem
The Team That Set Out to Fix Healthcare's Most Expensive Coordination Problem
Jack Kiley spent years building AI systems that eliminated operational inefficiency across industries.
His wife, Dr. Alina Kiley, spent those same years as an emergency physician navigating the credentialing delays, scheduling gaps, and disconnected tools that drain clinician time and institutional resources.
What Jack saw from the outside, Alina lived from the inside.
When he started mapping the technology gap, the absence of any system that gave leadership a real-time view of workforce readiness, the problem became clear.
Healthcare didn't need another point solution. It needed one connected system built specifically for the way healthcare workforces actually operate.
That's what Zentium is.


