Built from different kinds of judgment.

Asclepius brings together people who read complex healthcare problems from different directions: capital, clinical reality, strategy, science, care delivery, and access.

The work starts in the overlap between those lenses.

Peter Plaut

Peter Plaut

Capital markets, strategic finance, and transaction judgment.

Peter Plaut

Peter brings decades of experience advising executives, investors, and institutions through complex financial and strategic decisions. At Asclepius, he helps pressure-test the capital logic, transaction path, and institutional realities around complex healthcare opportunities.

Liuna Fekravar

Liuna Fekravar

Healthcare investing, cell and gene therapy strategy, and translation between science and capital.

Liuna Fekravar

Liuna works at the intersection of healthcare investing, market strategy, and complex scientific assets. Her work focuses on turning technical healthcare stories into clearer logic around evidence, market path, capital readiness, and what has to be true for an asset to matter.

Sonny Mundia

Sonny Mundia, MD, FACP

Clinical judgment, oncology, hematology, and care delivery reality.

Sonny Mundia, MD, FACP

Sonny brings physician judgment to the questions that determine whether promising healthcare ideas can hold up in practice: what is clinically meaningful, what patients actually need, what evidence matters, and where the system may break.

Specialist judgment, when the question calls for it.

Asclepius draws on a flexible advisor network across life sciences, care delivery, policy, communications, market access, and scientific storytelling.

Bruno Larida

Life sciences strategy · commercialization · immuno-oncology · diagnostics

Alan Gilbert

Care delivery · population health · telemedicine · AI-enabled care models

Paul Martin Jensen

Science communications · policy · institutional positioning · market access narratives

The point is not to make complex ideas sound impressive. It is to make the logic strong enough to survive the system around it.

Start with the question that matters most.