Inspiren Appoints Brian Geyser to Lead Clinical Innovation

Aug 15, 2025
Inspiren has appointed Brian Geyser as Head of Clinical Innovation to enhance AI in senior care, announced in a press release. Geyser brings over 30 years of healthcare experience to the role.

Inspiren has appointed Brian Geyser as Head of Clinical Innovation to advance AI in senior care, announced in a press release. Geyser, a Yale-trained nurse practitioner with over 30 years of experience, will work with Inspiren's senior leaders to drive transformation and accelerate growth as the company rolls out new capabilities.

Geyser's previous role was Vice President of Enterprise Intelligence at Maplewood Senior Living, where he led AI and business intelligence strategies. He played a significant role in integrating Inspiren's AI technology into clinical workflows, resulting in improved staff efficiency and resident outcomes.

Michael Wang, Inspiren's founder, stated that Geyser's appointment is a validation of the company's vision and a catalyst for its next phase of growth. The company has doubled its product and engineering investment over the past year, with continued growth planned for 2025.

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