Anna Oluwo
Founder & CEO, CrossCare Global · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Biography
Anna Oluwo is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of CrossCare Global, a health technology company headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
She founded CrossCare Global to address the fragmentation patients encounter when seeking healthcare outside their home country, where hospitals, physicians, travel providers, consular processes, payment channels and recovery services typically operate independently of one another.
Her work at CrossCare focuses on building coordination infrastructure that connects those participants around a single international patient case — spanning intake, provider matching, treatment proposals, travel readiness, financial navigation, recovery and continuity of care.
She leads CrossCare's product direction, international partnership development and the company's approach to transparency in cross-border healthcare coordination.
Current Role
Founder & Chief Executive Officer, CrossCare Global. She leads product direction, international partnership development and the company's approach to transparency in cross-border healthcare coordination.
CrossCare Vision
CrossCare's vision is a healthcare system where a patient's care can move across borders as coherently as it does within a single hospital — coordinated, documented and understandable at every stage.
Areas Available for Commentary
- Cross-Border Healthcare
- International Patient Coordination
- Healthcare Access
- Medical Travel Infrastructure
- AI in Healthcare Coordination
- Healthcare Payment Friction
- Medical Visa Friction
- International Patient Experience
Anna Oluwo comments on healthcare coordination, access and infrastructure. She is not a clinician and does not provide medical commentary.
Approved Quotes
“Cross-border healthcare is not only a medical problem. It is a coordination problem. CrossCare is building the infrastructure to connect the journey.”
“Our goal is to make international healthcare easier to navigate by connecting the systems, organizations and services surrounding the patient.”
“International healthcare is still extremely fragmented. A patient may have to communicate separately with hospitals, physicians, visa providers, airlines, hotels, translators, medical escorts and recovery providers — often while dealing with a serious medical condition.”
Media Contact
CrossCare Global Communications — press@crosscareglobal.ai