Toyin Ajayi
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Oct 8, 2026
Toyin AjayiGUEST
Thank you so much.
Jonathan PalmerHOST
That's Dr. Toyin Ajayi, CEO of Cityblock Health.
Jonathan PalmerHOST
Thank you for listening to this episode of the Vanguards of Healthcare podcast, and don't forget to click the follow button on your favorite podcast app or website so you never miss an interview with the leaders rewriting the playbook on healthcare innovation.
Jonathan PalmerHOST
Until next time, take care.
Joel BervellHOST
My guest on this episode of The Dose is living in the future, and so are her patients.
Joel BervellHOST
Dr. Toyin Ajayi is a board-certified family medicine physician and CEO of CityBlock Health.
Joel BervellHOST
And she's here for a conversation about how AI is improving the lives of the most underserved patients, those she focuses on exclusively in her clinics, and how everything from data sets to physician practices and patient outcomes can be improved with AI.
Joel BervellHOST
The AI hype is real, but this is not that.
John MarchicaHOST
I'm John Marchica, CEO of Darwin Research Group.
John MarchicaHOST
As a reminder, if you have a question or comment for me, please send it to healthcare rounds at darwinresearch.com, and if you're not receiving our weekly newsletter, you can also subscribe at darwinresearch.com. Today, I'm speaking with two leaders from Cityblock Health, Dr. Toyin Ajayi, the company's co-founder and CEO, and Mike Roaldi, Cityblock's president.
John MarchicaHOST
Together, they run a company that has raised nearly $900 million to d- to deliver primary care, behavioral health, and social services to more than 100,000 Medicaid and dual-eligible members.
John MarchicaHOST
The exact moment federal Medicaid policy is undergoing some major changes.
Mike RoaldiGUEST
And, uh, I think the short pitch for Cityblock for me is that we are a, a company that was specifically designed to provide primary care for the people that need it the most and are most difficult to deliver it to.
Mike RoaldiGUEST
And so that-- the fact that we were designed that way, as opposed to, uh, what we have seen across the ecosystem, which is trying to bolt on a lot of these capabilities to existing infrastructure, that design really enables us to deliver it in a more effective way than, uh, than those that, uh, try to, try to flex an existing system into that.
Toyin AjayiGUEST
Um, I'm Toyin Ajayi.
Toyin AjayiGUEST
Um, uh, I'm a primary care doc, family doc by training.