Reimagining Neurology Care with AI and Precision Medicine with Kemar Green, DO

In this episode of the Becker's Healthcare Podcast, host Scott Becker interviews Dr. Kemar Green, a neurologist, Johns Hopkins engineering graduate, and CEO of Hazy Eyes, a company pioneering AI-driven precision medicine in neurology. Dr. Green shares his journey from academic neurology to founding a software-first, device-agnostic platform that transforms everyday human signals—like movement, speech, and behavior—into actionable clinical insights. He emphasizes the urgent need to accelerate innovation in neurologic care, particularly in addressing rising rates of Alzheimer’s and dementia, physician shortages, and the limitations of traditional, episodic care. He highlights transformative trends such as synthetic data for privacy-preserving AI training, the rise of intelligent AI agents in clinical workflows, and the vision of an autonomous remote neurologic clinic. Over the next six months, Dr. Green is focused on building a measurement and intelligence layer for precision neurology, enabling continuous patient monitoring and paving the way for digital neurotherapies. He concludes with advice for emerging healthcare leaders: balance bold vision with scientific rigor, prioritize patient-centered design, and build interdisciplinary teams to ensure trust and scalability in AI-driven healthcare. Key takeaways include: (1) AI in neurology must shift from reactive to continuous, personalized care; (2) synthetic data is a strategic tool for privacy, security, and cross-institutional collaboration; (3) AI agents must be designed with robust security, identity validation, and real-time risk assessment; (4) future medicine requires software-first, device-agnostic platforms that empower remote, precision care; (5) patient involvement in system design is non-negotiable; (6) leaders must balance speed with scientific rigor to avoid both stagnation and harm; (7) the future of neurology is not just diagnostics but digital therapeutics; (8) building for the future means thinking 50 years ahead while staying grounded in today’s realities.