Justin Fulcher is a technology founder who spent more than a decade building telehealth services across nearly fifty countries before moving into public service. His career has run through digital healthcare, workforce development, and institutional reform, but one conviction has stayed constant: healthcare access is the defining challenge of this generation, and it is solvable. We asked him what that claim actually means.
Over the past two decades, Fulcher has built and advised technology companies operating at the intersection of healthcare and public institutions. As founder of RingMD, he scaled telehealth services across more than fifty countries, including partnerships with the Indian government's Digital India program and the US Indian Health Service. He later served in public service as a senior advisor at the US Department of War, where his work focused on modernizing the systems and processes that large institutions depend on. Healthcare access has been the through-line. The problem he returned to first, and the one he continues to argue, is more solvable than most people assume.
