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Hillary Lin, MD

Doctor | CEO | Longevity Advocate

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Category(ies): Internal Medicine | Physician

Dr. Hillary Lin, MD is a Stanford-trained physician entrepreneur and Aspen Health Fellow shaping the future of longevity and consumer-driven healthcare. She is the Co-Founder & CEO of CareCore, the infrastructure platform redefining scalable personalized medicine by uniting prescriptions, labs, pharmacy fulfillment, memberships, and content into one compliant, AI-powered system.

Previously, Hillary founded Curio, a venture-backed mental health platform operating across five states. With a background spanning neuroscience, oncology, and primary care, she now works at the frontier of longevity science, root-cause medicine, and AI-enabled health delivery.

Hillary has collaborated with hundreds of clinicians, scientists, and innovators to translate breakthroughs in aging biology and digital health into scalable, evidence-based care models. As an advisor, speaker, writer, and content creator, she brings clarity to a noisy landscape—helping clinicians, entrepreneurs, and consumers separate hype from science in the pursuit of longer, healthier lives.

Her vision: to build a world where extending healthspan is no longer a privilege, but an accessible reality woven into everyday life.

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Stanford-trained physician entrepreneur | Redefining longevity care through science, AI, and access.

Hillary Lin, MD

Stanford-trained physician entrepreneur | Redefining longevity care through science, AI, and access.

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