We're Building the Future of Healthcare Procurement
Architect Health is transforming how healthcare organizations buy and manage vendors—from years of chaos to weeks of clarity.

The Story
Architect Health was built on a simple but urgent truth: innovation in healthcare is moving faster than healthcare itself.
While thousands of breakthrough digital health solutions exist, payers and health systems struggle to adopt them because procurement is slow, fragmented, and painfully manual. The result? Patients wait years for solutions that could change — or save — their lives.
We saw an opportunity to fix that by reimagining how healthcare organizations find, vet, and manage their vendors.
Today, Architect Health is helping payers and health systems move at the speed of technology — cutting procurement timelines from years to weeks, reducing administrative costs, and ensuring patients get access to innovation faster.
Our Mission
We’re building the infrastructure that unlocks the future of healthcare.
Architect Health’s mission is to spur innovation in healthcare with intelligence, speed, and trust. We envision a world where health plans and providers adopt technology effortlessly, where every purchasing decision is informed by data and driven by value, and where technology empowers care rather than slowing it down.
By transforming how the industry buys and builds, we’re architecting a new era of healthcare — one that delivers the right care, for the right patients, at the right time, for the right price.

Sohum Shah
Founder & CEO

Ibraheem Abdul-Malik
Lead Engineer

Brad Wilson
Advisor

Anne Rote
Advisor

Taylor Justice
Advisor

Brett Rosen
Advisor
Brett Rosen is a seasoned financial services executive with 17 years of experience as Executive Vice President at OneDigital, one of the insurance industry's most prolific acquirers. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in building and executing M&A strategies, gaining invaluable insights into the intricacies of business acquisitions and the common pitfalls faced by owner-sellers.
Driven by a passion to help business owners maximize their company's value, Brett founded Rosen Advisory. His firm provides experienced, trusted, and conflict-free M&A guidance to owners looking to write their next chapter, create financial security, and strengthen their legacy. Brett's unique perspective, having transitioned from the buy-side to a seller advisor, allows him to offer an exceptional, personal level of service that helps owners fully realize the value of the businesses they've worked hard to build.
Brett is a graduate of Bucknell University and is currently based in Georgia.
Ibraheem is a seasoned technology professional with expertise spanning full-stack development, cloud infrastructure, user experience design, and cross-functional team leadership. As a Sr. Software Engineer at LinkedIn, he contributed to key features like an AI-powered search page and the News Module, while also championing diversity and inclusion initiatives.
With a Master's in Computer Software Engineering from Harvard and a Bachelor's from UT Austin, Ibraheem's career has taken him through industry giants like Zynga, Barclays, and UBS. His passion for leveraging technology to drive innovation and enhance user experiences has been a constant throughout his journey, especially in healthcare.
Taylor Justice, U.S. Army veteran, graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 2006. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the US Army as an Infantry Officer and later received an honorable medical discharge from active duty. Taylor co-founded Unite Us in 2013 while enrolled at Columbia Business School, where he earned his MBA in 2014. Taylor is leading Unite Us on its mission to launch coordinated care networks across all 50 states. A key architect of Unite Us’ network in North Carolina, Taylor led the Unite Us team and supported their partners in creating NCCARE360, considered by some to be the most innovative statewide healthcare transformation endeavor in the country. In 2020, Taylor was named to Crain’s New York Business’ “40 Under 40” list. Driven by the belief that health begins in communities, Taylor advocates for national infrastructure that connects health and human service providers: a public utility to better support those in need.
Highly skilled, innovative healthcare executive with more than twenty-five years of leadership experience in the development, management, and operation of government-sponsored health plans, early-stage ventures, and medical groups. Anne most recently served as President, Medicaid where she led Health Care Service Corporations $9 billion Medicaid business. Anne has also held senior roles with Molina, United, and Aetna/CVS. Anne earned her bachelor’s degree from Rice University and a MBA from Southern Methodist.
J. Bradley Wilson is CEO Emeritus of BlueCross BlueShield of NC. After a successful career as a practicing attorney, and service as General Counsel to former Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., Brad joined BCBSNC as General Counsel in 1996. During his 22 year career at BCBSNC, he held four different senior executive positions until being named President and CEO in 2010. Under his leadership, BCBSNC fully implemented the ACA in all 100 NC counties, grew to 3.9 million customers, and approximately $10 billion in revenue. He has served on numerous national and state healthcare boards, including the BCBS Association and AHIP (America’s Health Insurance Plans). A lifelong North Carolinian, Brad has also served on numerous NC public service boards and Gubernatorial Commissions.
Sohum Shah is the Co-founder and CEO of Architect Health. Sohum’s career has always been at the intersection of traditional health insurance and cutting-edge digital health. Prior to Architect Health, Sohum served as the Director of Fundraising at Godling Studio, a prestigious venture capital studio and creative agency located in New York City. With a focus on healthcare, Sohum played a pivotal role in supporting top-tier founders and emerging venture capital fund managers, aiding them in raising over $3 billion through strategic fundraising strategies and storytelling.
Sohum's professional journey began in management consulting at Oliver Wyman, where he conducted in-depth buy- and sell-side due diligence for billion-dollar technology companies and implemented transformative business strategies for health plans. Sohum has long envisioned a healthcare ecosystem where organizations innovate together to achieve proactive, high-quality, and seamless experiences for members - improving outcomes and lowering costs.
Sohum graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience & Behavior at Columbia University, along with a Concentration in Business Management at Columbia Business School. Sohum enjoys taking his Mini Goldendoodle, Sage, for long walks, playing tennis, or experimenting with vegetarian fine-dining recipes (when he’s not grabbing a classic NY slice).






Trusted by Health Plans Across the Country

$1.1M
Saved by a Texas-based payer in the first year

92%
Reduction in procurement time

$27
Estimated cost savings per member

500000+
Members impacted through Architect Health partners