Getlabs Announces Claire Hough as Chief Executive Officer

MIAMI, June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Getlabs, the nationwide leader for at-home diagnostics, today announced the hiring of Claire Hough as Chief Executive Officer, bringing over two decades of executive leadership experience to guide the company's strategic vision, growth initiatives, and operational excellence.

Hough was elevated from her leadership role as Chief Product and Technology Officer at Getlabs, where she led the product, design, and engineering teams while managing day-to-day technology operations and overseeing strategy, security, and service delivery. Her technical leadership was instrumental in scaling numerous Silicon Valley companies, including Carbon Health, Udemy, Netscape, Napster, and Nextag.

Her innovative approach to technology-driven solutions earned her recognition on the prestigious Forbes CIO Next List, which honors the top 50 tech leaders shaping the future of business.

"Claire is uniquely qualified to lead Getlabs into its next phase of success," said Demetri Karagas, CEO of Thirty Madison and independent board member of Getlabs. "Her blend of strategic vision, operational rigor, and deep technical expertise will be critical as we expand access to life-saving diagnostics nationwide."

A passionate advocate for developing technology talent, Hough has mentored many emerging tech leaders through programs including Plato, Persistence, and First Round Capital. She is an LP with Operator Collective and a proud supporter of diverse founders and innovative startups.

"Claire's leadership has been instrumental in advancing Getlabs' mission to broaden access to diagnostic testing and to make healthcare easier for patients," said Matt Bettonville, Investor at Yosemite and Board Chair at Getlabs.

As CEO, Hough will guide Getlabs in deepening partnerships across healthcare, enhancing the patient experience, and scaling new solutions in at-home diagnostics.

About Getlabs
Getlabs® is the leading platform for at-home diagnostics. Healthcare organizations use Getlabs to send mobile phlebotomists to patients' homes and collect labs, vitals, and advanced diagnostics. By leveraging Getlabs, partners can improve patient adherence and close gaps in care with same-day, nationwide availability.

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SOURCE Getlabs