Built by a physician who spent fifteen years inside the problem.
Clinicians and operators who understand care from the inside.
Zaman Shah, MD, MBA
Founder & CEO
Zaman Shah is a physician, healthcare operator, and entrepreneur with a rare breadth of experience across clinical care, organizational leadership, and healthcare innovation. As an internal medicine physician with 15 years of frontline practice, he brings a deep understanding of how care is actually delivered, where fragmentation undermines outcomes, and what it takes to build solutions that are both credible in medicine and practical in the real world.
Beyond his clinical foundation, Dr. Shah brings the strategic and operational discipline required to lead meaningful healthcare transformation. His background includes executive leadership in healthcare organizations, formal business training through an MBA, and advanced education in healthcare AI and digital transformation. With a perspective shaped by medicine, systems thinking, and execution, he is uniquely positioned to identify consequential problems, translate them into scalable solutions, and lead with the clarity, rigor, and trust that healthcare demands.
Baylee Corsbie, BSN, MSN
Chief Medical Officer
Baylee Corsbie is a nurse practitioner, educator, and patient advocate whose career sits at the intersection of frontline care and healthcare quality. With years of clinical experience and formal training in healthcare quality and value-based care, she brings a deep, practical understanding of what patients and caregivers actually need, and where the system too often fails them.
She currently serves as a faculty member at the College of Nursing at the University of North Alabama, where she helps shape the next generation of clinicians. As Chief Medical Officer, Baylee ensures that CareLead remains clinically sound, genuinely useful at the point of care, and always grounded in the realities of patients and the people who care for them.
The insight that led to CareLead.
During his years of practice, Dr. Shah saw the same failure recur across the healthcare system: critical patient information remained fragmented across institutions, portals, documents, and memory, leaving it too often incomplete or unusable at the point of care. The result was not just inefficiency, but a deeper breakdown in continuity. Patients arrived without their full story, clinicians made decisions without complete context, and caregivers were left to manage complex follow-through on their own. That fragmentation leads to avoidable delays, unnecessary cost, and care that is often less coordinated and less effective than it should be.
True continuity in healthcare cannot rely solely on data moving between institutions. It must move with the patient. Health information must be portable, permissioned, and purposeful wherever care happens.
That insight became the founding thesis behind CareLead.
Make health information usable.
Make follow-through reliable.
Give patients control.
CareLead exists to give clinicians more presence, patients more voice, and caregivers more clarity and confidence.
CareLead is advancing a model in which patient-governed continuity, responsible AI, and disciplined workflow design make health information truly usable wherever care occurs and make follow-through far more reliable.
Its ambition extends beyond digitization. The aim is to help shape a more coherent, trustworthy, and human-centered care infrastructure. One in which auditable, clinician-designed AI and patient-governed continuity become foundational, not peripheral.
Let's build this together.
CareLead is actively partnering with organizations that share the conviction that patient-governed continuity can improve healthcare for everyone. Whether you're a payer, employer, state program, government agency, health system, or investor, we'd welcome the conversation.