Clinician.·Economist.·Operator.
I run a dental company in Berlin. I publish research in medical journals. I'm building the health insurance older people were supposed to have already.
Clinical care. At twenty-nine nursing homes in Berlin, every week.
Health economics. In peer-reviewed journals. Not white papers.
Operations. As CEO of a company that serves the people hospitals don't visit.
They're the same problem, seen from three sides.
Each was built for a different part of the same problem. The operation funds the research. The research informs the software. The software scales the operation.
A Berlin dental MVZ. Mobile geriatric care across twenty-nine nursing homes in the northeast. Three clinicians. The people most of German dentistry has given up on.
The operation is the engine. The rest of the work rides on it.
Offline-first clinical intelligence. React, Rails, Postgres. Built to do what the incumbent German PVS cannot: give a mobile dental operation a living operational memory.
The software is the bridge to whatever comes after the clinic.
You can't fix a system you can't measure. This is the measurement work — on the economics of dental AI, on European oral health financing, on why old people in Germany get less care than the law says they should.
Clinical practice. Health economics. Research rigor. Regulation. I went to the best place I could find for each, and stayed long enough to actually learn something.
M.Sc. International Health Policy. The discipline that lets every clinical decision be read as a system-level decision.
2018M.Sc. Oral Implantology. Where thinking in millimeters meets thinking in decades.
exp. 2027Post-doctoral researcher at CC03 — Oral Diagnostics & Digital Dentistry. Economic evaluation of artificial intelligence in caries detection.
2019 – 2022Fachreferent, Department of Ambulatory Care. Regulation that moves seventy-three million statutorily insured lives. The layer most clinicians never see.
2021 – 2022Dentistry, Diplom. Preceded by two years of general medicine at Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires.
2015Most of the people who need this work aren't from where it gets funded. So I moved between four languages until it stopped mattering which one I was in.
Essays on how care actually gets delivered — patient work, documentation, incentives, and what mobile dentistry makes visible. In English and German.
Essays darüber, wie Versorgung wirklich stattfindet: Patientenarbeit, Dokumentation, Wirtschaftlichkeitsprüfungen und das, was aufsuchende Zahnmedizin sichtbar macht. Auf Deutsch und Englisch.
Advisory engagements, clinical consulting, and research collaboration. Open for the 2026 cycle.