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Precision Health, AI & Engagement: Dr. Carolyn Jasik on Verily’s Vision for Consumer-Centered Care

Precision Health, AI & Engagement: Dr. Carolyn Jasik on Verily’s Vision for Consumer-Centered Care

Carolyn Jasik, MD

Associate Chief Clinical
Officer, Verily

Carolyn Jasik, MD, is a physician and digital health leader with a passion for building health technology with elegant user experiences that empower both patients and providers. Throughout her career, she has focused on improving the care experience through technology, behavioral science, and innovative care delivery models, spanning traditional clinical settings and healthcare startups.

Carolyn currently serves as Associate Chief Clinical Officer for Care Solutions at Verily, an Alphabet company, where she leads clinical innovation, quality, and health equity initiatives. In this role, she helps shape precision health solutions that combine AI, data science, and clinical expertise to deliver more timely, personalized care.

Prior to Verily, Carolyn spent 14 years at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) as an Associate Professor of Pediatrics, where she worked across direct patient care, medical education, and hospital administration. At UCSF, she led the Epic EHR implementation for Pediatrics and played a key role on the informatics team that helped open UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital.

In 2014, Carolyn began a hybrid career bridging academic medicine and digital health when she joined Mango Health as Vice President of Medical Outcomes. She later served as Chief Medical Officer at Omada Health, where she led clinical and research teams in developing and validating next-generation digital therapeutics for chronic disease care. Under her leadership, Omada became an industry leader in clinical-grade programming, serving more than one million members, supporting thousands of customers, and publishing dozens of peer-reviewed studies—including the largest randomized controlled trial of a virtual diabetes prevention program.

Although her clinical training is in Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine, Carolyn often notes that her most impactful education has come from parenting her twin teenage daughters. Outside of work, she enjoys Zumba and volunteering in her community.

 

Precision Health, AI & Engagement: Dr. Carolyn Jasik on Verily’s Vision for Consumer-Centered Care

Recorded live at HLTH, this episode of Bright Spots in Healthcare features Dr. Carolyn Jasik, Associate Chief Clinical Officer at Verily, an Alphabet company focused on precision health innovation at scale.

Carolyn shares how Verily has evolved through multiple “moonshot” phases, from devices and research to its current focus on precision health, combining AI, data science, and clinical expertise to deliver the right intervention to the right person at the right time.

Drawing from her background as a pediatrician, behavioral scientist, and former digital health executive, Carolyn explains why healthcare transformation must move beyond the clinic and into people’s daily lives, meeting them in moments that actually matter.

In this conversation, you’ll hear about:

  • What precision health really means beyond the buzzword, and why timing and context are everything
  • How Verily Me enables consumers to interact with their health records, ask questions, and identify gaps in care
  • The role of AI coaches and human clinicians working together, not in competition
  • Why Verily is taking a direct-to-consumer-first approach to crack the engagement problem in healthcare
  • How licensed nurses, HIPAA-protected AI, and real-time support can transform patient experience
  • Carolyn’s long-term vision for AI agents like Violet to meaningfully extend care teams and reduce clinician burden

This episode offers a thoughtful, human-centered look at how AI can help people feel seen, supported, and cared for while laying the foundation for scalable, enterprise-grade precision health.

If you’re building, buying, or deploying digital health solutions, this conversation provides a grounded blueprint for what consumer trust, engagement, and impact really require.

References:

Verily Me – https://www.verilyme.com/

 

Carolyn Jasik, MD

Associate Chief Clinical
Officer, Verily

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