BlogFeatured Voice: Lisa Anne Chung
April 29, 2026
One of our clients, Lisa Anne Chung, is also a thoughtful Substack writer. A recent note of hers reminded us why we're building NewDawn Health — and we wanted to share it.
Lisa's latest note on Substack
A short, honest reflection on owning your own health information — and why that ownership matters now.
Read Lisa's note on Substack →Why We're Sharing Her Voice
Most public conversation about health technology gets stuck in one of two places: dry medical-journal language, or the over-promised futurism of a startup pitch deck. Lisa writes from neither. She writes from the actual lived experience of paying attention to her own body and asking honest questions about what tools, data, and care models genuinely help — and that's the voice this conversation needs more of.
The Vision Her Note Pointed At
Our vision is to put individuals in full control of their health data and enable a much deeper, continuous understanding of their own bodies. Once this data is unified and accessible, AI can turn it into clear, actionable guidance — helping people make better decisions across sleep, nutrition, exercise, and prevention in everyday life. This fundamentally shifts healthcare from episodic treatment to continuous, personalized health optimization powered by AI.
The shortest version of what that means today: every report we deliver — labs, imaging, screening summaries — is yours, in English, downloadable, and yours to bring anywhere. Data ownership is the foundation. The continuous, AI-assisted layer is what we're building on top of it.
If you want the longer version of how every part of NewDawn Health maps to this vision — Why we're building personal healthcare infrastructure, not medical tourism →
About Lisa
Lisa writes on Substack about lived experience and the questions worth asking when you're trying to take care of yourself and the people you love. We've found her writing clarifying and deeply human — the best next step is to read her in her own voice.
Read more from Lisa on Substack
@lisaannechung on Substack →Further Reading
FAQ
Lisa publishes on Substack at @lisaannechung. The note that prompted this post is here.
No. Lisa's writing is independent. She is a client and a writer whose perspective we admire — opinions on her Substack are her own.
AI's most important near-term role is as a translation layer between raw medical data and the people that data belongs to — making your labs, scans, and trends legible without replacing clinical judgment. Safe, accurate, and genuinely helpful is the bar; technically impressive is not enough.
Yes. If you're a NewDawn Health client who writes or creates work in this space and would like to be considered for a future spotlight, drop us a note via our contact page.
