Ikram Khan, MBA, MPH is dedicated to advancing human healthspan and longevity through the convergence of science, technology, and systems innovation. As a global healthcare leader, he brings deep expertise in reimagining how emerging breakthroughs—from aging biology to AI-driven precision care—can be translated into equitable, scalable solutions that extend healthy years of life for all populations.
At the Phaedon Institute, Ikram drives efforts to reimagine how breakthroughs in longevity science, artificial intelligence, and digital health can transform healthcare systems and benefit the public at large. He brings a global perspective on building future-ready hospitals, redesigning care delivery, and forging public–private partnerships that accelerate the translation of aging research into real-world impact.
Previously, Ikram founded Medaxis Healthcare and served as CEO of the Rural Health Care Foundation, India’s largest rural health network. He has advised the United Nations, Rockefeller Foundation, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and is a frequent speaker at international forums and universities.
Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Health AI (precision medicine) at the University of Minnesota, Ikram also serves as Co-Founder and Board Member of the Health AI Institute. He holds an MBA from the Carlson School of Management (University of Minnesota), an MPH from BITS-Pilani, and a Bachelor of Physical Therapy from Jamia Hamdard University.