

Vig Chandramouli, a Partner at Oak HC/FT, joined the firm in 2014 and focuses on growth equity and early-stage venture opportunities in healthcare. Vig currently serves on the Boards of Ambience, Medical Home Network, Osso VR, Stepful, Syllable, and Trovo Health and is a Board Observer at Main Street Health, Notable, Reveleer, and Unite US.
Prior to joining Oak HC/FT, Vig was an Associate with LLR Partners, a middle-market growth equity firm, where he focused on investments in healthcare services companies.
Vig has been named to the 2023 EVC List of emerging investors by the Emerging Venture Capitalists Association and to the 2024 45 Rising Stars of the Venture Capital Industry list by Business Insider.
Vig received dual Bachelor of Science degrees, magna cum laude, from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
- Akido
- Ambience
- Main Street Health
- Medical Home Network
- Notable
- Osso VR
- Reveleer
- Stepful
- Syllable
- Trovo Health
- Unite Us
- Wayspring
- Aspire Health
- CareBridge
- Core Informatics
- InterWell Health
- LDI Integrated Pharmacy Services
- Maestro Health
- OncoHealth
- Quartet Health
- Therapy Brands
- Veda
- VillageMD
Growing up in a small town in South India, I spent many days with my grandfather, a doctor who saw 40 - 50 patients a day in a small clinic the size of a studio apartment. His patients couldn’t afford hospital or specialty care, so they would come to him and he would provide care for whatever they could afford. He’s now well into his 90s and still runs a small pro bono clinic with lines that wrap around the block. Growing up with him instilled in me the importance of family medicine, timely care, and access for the underserved.
Twenty years later, my aunt lost a long fight with cancer. She had access to great care in Chicago, but a missed diagnosis and poor care coordination reduced her odds significantly. When she was finally diagnosed, she was living with a tumor the size of a football in her body. I know that many people without access to quality care face even harder scenarios. It doesn’t have to be that way. The entrepreneurs I find most inspiring are the ones who advocate for those who don’t have the voice to drive change by themselves.