Jens Noertershaeuser is a visionary leader in the HealthTech sector, currently serving as the Founder and Co-CEO of Kranus Health, where he is at the forefront of transforming the digital urology landscape. With over a decade of experience in both the pharmaceutical and technology industries,...
Jens Noertershaeuser is a visionary leader in the HealthTech sector, currently serving as the Founder and Co-CEO of Kranus Health, where he is at the forefront of transforming the digital urology landscape. With over a decade of experience in both the pharmaceutical and technology industries, Jens has cultivated a deep understanding of the intersection between healthcare and innovation. Under his leadership, Kranus Health has emerged as the global leader in virtual care for urology, boasting a comprehensive portfolio of therapies that cater to a wide range of urological conditions, including andrology and other prevalent diseases.
Jens's strategic vision has been instrumental in developing solutions that not only enhance patient outcomes but also ensure accessibility, with over 33 million patients currently covered under full insurance for Kranus Health's offerings. His expertise in entrepreneurship, management consulting, and venture capital has enabled him to navigate the complexities of the HealthTech landscape, driving growth and fostering partnerships that amplify the impact of virtual care.
Key projects led by Jens include the development of innovative digital platforms that streamline patient engagement and improve treatment adherence, as well as initiatives aimed at integrating artificial intelligence and data analytics into urological care. His commitment to strategic planning and project management ensures that Kranus Health remains agile and responsive to the evolving needs of healthcare providers and patients alike. As Jens continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in digital health, he remains dedicated to redefining the future of urology through technology-driven solutions that prioritize patient care and accessibility.
