Huzefa Dossaji, M.Ed

Huzefa Dossaji is the founder and CEO of Vivyo Group, LLC, a healthcare technology consulting group that collaborates with federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), community health centers, primary care associations, and health center-controlled networks across the country. He currently serves as a value-based care strategist and consultant for the Iowa Primary Care Association (IPCA). In that capacity, he helped write IPCA’s recently awarded NIH AIM-AHEAD grant, totaling $523,750, which supports a two-year project to develop, train, and pilot a fairness-aware artificial intelligence/machine learning model. The project is designed to advance tools that help community health centers more effectively identify, stratify, and care for patients with medically complex and high-risk conditions. 

In addition to his work with IPCA, Mr. Dossaji consults with multiple state and regional healthcare organizations, including Health Efficient HCCN, the Oklahoma Primary Care Association, the North Carolina Community Health Center Association, the Hawaii Primary Care Association, and the South Carolina Primary Health Care Association. Through this work, he brings expertise in value-based care, digital health implementation, artificial intelligence, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, patient engagement, quality improvement, and the operational realities of community-based healthcare delivery. His work is particularly relevant to IIBHR’s focus on implementation science, behavioral health integration, health technology, and equitable access to care. 

Prior to founding Vivyo Group, he served as Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Certintell, a telehealth company focused on helping FQHCs implement telehealth programs to improve access to care for underserved populations. In that role, he contributed to the development and dissemination of long-term strategies and best practices for telehealth implementation, remote patient monitoring, and virtual care models in community health center settings. More recently, he presented on artificial intelligence in healthcare and the power of health center networks at the March 2026 AI Strategy Sessions hosted by Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers, Healthy Communities Collaborative Network, and Nevada Primary Care Association.