In this electrifying new episode of the Crazy People Podcast, Russ Broomell and Maurice Hofmann bring on a guest who’s not just ahead of the curve—he’s building it. Jay Talaviya joins us to share his story, and what a ride it’s been: from small-town India to chemical engineering, from climbing the corporate ladder at giants like Deloitte and Cox to founding a telehealth company that just might redefine how the world accesses care.

Jay’s story is a masterclass in curiosity, courage, and calculated risk. We explore how his deep roots in data and technology became the fuel for launching a company focused on virtual care—long before the world was forced to Zoom everything. He walks us through the challenges of entrepreneurship (including the terrifying realization that you now have to do sales) and the magic moments that make it all worth it. Whether he’s streamlining provider workflows through AI or helping patients get care in rural areas or crowded metros, Jay’s mission is clear: healthcare should be fast, accessible, and human.

As the conversation unfolds, we dive into everything from designing tech that your mom can actually use to building resilience when your startup roadmap starts looking like spaghetti. Jay even drops a few personal gems—his favorite Hindi tune, his dream vacation to nature, and the unexpected joy of hearing “thank you” from a client who almost ghosted.

If you’re into innovation that matters, tech with heart, and the kind of founder who still believes in helping people over chasing hype, this one’s for you.

Get ready for an episode that mixes business wisdom, startup grit, and just the right touch of human warmth. Jay Talaviya isn’t just building a product—he’s building a better future.

Find the episode wherever you listen to podcasts, and don’t forget to share it with someone who still thinks “telehealth” means FaceTiming your doctor from the kitchen.

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