Digital Healthcare has changed how people receive medical services, making specialised care more convenient and reachable than ever before. Khaled Kteily is one of the entrepreneurs among those who are contributing to this field. He is the founder and CEO of Legacy, a company that offers digital solutions for male fertility testing and sperm preservation.
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Born on January 12, 1989, in Montreal, Canada, Khaled began his career in the healthcare, business and technology field. He studied at McGill University and received his undergraduate degree before completing a Master’s degree in Public Policy at Harvard University. Before starting his company Legacy, Kteily had worked in healthcare consulting and held roles at organisations including Oliver Wyman and the World Economic Forum. After working at these organisations, he gained experience that gave him insight into healthcare systems and the role of innovation in improving healthcare services.
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After identifying that male fertility services were often difficult to access for people, Khaled Kteily founded Legacy in 2018. As virtual consultations and at-home testing become more common, digital healthcare is changing the way people access medical care. Legacy allows people to begin the fertility testing process from home while staying connected with healthcare professionals when needed. Kteily has also spoken about healthcare technology and the growing use of digital health services.
