Elemeno Health lands on inaugural PurposeBuilt100 list

Elemeno Health ranked No. 51 on the first PurposeBuilt100, a list of the 100 fastest-growing purpose-driven U.S. companies. The recognition spotlights the Oakland healthcare platform’s expansion to more than 100 hospitals, clinics and agencies as it scales frontline knowledge sharing and workforce support.

Why it matters: - Elemeno Health’s placement on the inaugural PurposeBuilt100 highlights both business growth and a mission tied to safer care delivery. - The recognition puts a healthcare workforce platform alongside other purpose-driven brands across sectors, signaling that impact-focused models can scale in healthcare.

What happened: - Elemeno Health was named No. 51 on the inaugural PurposeBuilt100. - The list honors 100 of America’s fastest-growing purpose-driven companies. - Elemeno Health is based in Oakland, California. - The company serves more than 100 hospitals, clinics and agencies. - PurposeBuilt100 was created by The Super Crowd Inc., a Public Benefit Corporation.

The details: - Elemeno Health is a frontline operations platform for healthcare organizations. - The company became a Public Benefit Corporation to formalize its social-good mission. - Founder and chief strategy and medical officer Arup Roy-Burman said the company began with the idea that frontline caregivers should get practical information when and where they need it. - Roy-Burman said the PurposeBuilt100 recognition is meaningful because the company has built a network where hospitals and clinics can share resources and best practices. - Elemeno’s Shared Resource Network includes more than 40,000 resources. - Healthcare organizations can adapt those resources to their own policies, workflows and local needs. - The platform now supports procedural guidance, job aids, team communications, onboarding, quality improvement and other operational resources. - Elemeno also helps health systems establish shared standards while letting hospitals, departments and units tailor resources to local workflows and communities. - The company says its cloud-based platform replaces fragmented binders, emails and document repositories with role- and team-specific resources.

Between the lines: - Roy-Burman’s interest in the problem is personal: his younger sister died after a medical error during a hospital procedure when he was eight. - Over more than 20 years of clinical practice at Stanford, Kaiser Permanente and UCSF, Roy-Burman repeatedly saw preventable errors caused by missing information at the point of care. - PurposeBuilt100 ranks companies by percentage revenue growth between 2021 and 2025, so Elemeno’s inclusion suggests the company is scaling while keeping its impact mission intact. - The honorees span healthcare, clean energy, financial services, food, technology and consumer products, with names including Sunrun, Sweetgreen, Warby Parker, FIGS, Butterfly Network and The Honest Company. - Devin Thorpe, CEO of The Super Crowd Inc. and founder of PurposeBuilt100, said Elemeno shows that impact can scale.

What's next: - Elemeno Health will likely use the recognition to reinforce its position with hospitals and clinics looking for workforce enablement tools. - The company says its model is designed to keep expanding through shared resources, local adaptation and broader operational use. - PurposeBuilt100 winners will be featured through national recognition, founder storytelling and an annual commemorative publication.

The bottom line: - Elemeno Health is being recognized not just for growth, but for building a healthcare platform that turns frontline knowledge sharing into a scalable business model. - More information is available on Elemeno Health’s website.