“We will only succeed at our mission of bringing precision health to everyone, every day, if we treat our people as our most precious resource.”

Stephen Gillett, CEO

Uniquely positioned at the intersection of technology, data science and healthcare

At Verily, our values are at the core of our culture. Building the next generation of healthcare solutions will require a diversity of perspectives and expertise, as well as a way of working together that is candid and collaborative.

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CEO Stephen Gillett on our values and culture

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Born a moonshot

2015

Verily was born a moonshot at Google X, to tackle health’s biggest challenges by developing tools, services and software to help customers across the healthcare ecosystem. This experimentation-centric approach led to innovations at the intersection of health and tech, including a partnership with Dexcom to deliver miniaturization technology as part of their G6 and G7 continuous glucose monitoring devices, and the launch of the Verily Study Watch, a clinical-grade device with customizable features to collect data in clinical trials. We launched the Project Baseline Health Study (PBHS) in 2017, a longitudinal registry, representative of the US population, in partnership with Stanford, Duke, and the California Health and Longevity Institute (CHLI) to better understand health and disease over time. Our foundational work provided valuable insights into pushing the boundaries of medical science and shaping our approach to maximize effectiveness.

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The Covid era

2020

During the outbreak of COVID-19, our team pivoted to pandemic response, utilizing our technology and resources to serve the broader community. We stood up successful population health programs including our Healthy at Work which helped employees get back into the workplace safely through a configurable vaccine tracker & testing program built around public health and OSHA guidelines. Additionally, WastewaterSCAN, a Stanford-led initiative with Emory University and Verily, was built to develop and scale a national wastewater sentinel system that informs public health measures to mitigate the spread of infectious diseases such as COVID-19.

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A precision health company

2022 forward

Today, our focus on precision health in the areas of research, care, and financing has led to new approaches and solutions that bridge the gap between clinical research and care. Our precision health platform is designed to help customers bring the right datasets together with stringent compliance and governance to accelerate evidence generation and enable more precise care delivery solutions.

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