Kingsley Ndoh, MD, MPH, is a physician-entrepreneur and Founder/CEO of Hurone AI, an AI-native, “always-on” navigation copilot for cancer (expanding to other chronic diseases). Hurona answers in plain language, triages with guardrails, addresses social needs, and writes back to the EHR. Hurona is embedded in existing workflows, it auto-documents, drafts referrals and tasks, routes escalations, and generates auditable summaries so nurses, social workers, and navigators work at the top of license. The platform helps health systems succeed under value-based models while materially reducing operational costs; early deployments with leading U.S. cancer centers show significant cuts in routine coordination time and faster time-to-resource connection.

Previously, Kingsley led global-health programs improving access to cancer prevention, diagnosis, and navigation experience that informs Hurone’s equity-first design. He advised the U.S. President’s Cancer Panel on tech-enabled cancer navigation and holds affiliate appointments at the University of Washington and Fred Hutch. He earned his MD from the University of Jos and MPH from the University of Washington.