Tesiah Coleman, MSN, AGPCNP-BC, WHNP-BC, CLC is a double board-certified Nurse Practitioner and the Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer of Kyndred, where she leads the development of culturally responsive virtual care built for and by Black women. With over a decade of experience spanning reproductive care, digital health, and health equity innovation, she brings a practitioner’s insight to driving scalable, justice-centered solutions.
Her Kyndred care design pushes beyond a system built to manage crises, designing care that supports Black women not just to survive but to thrive across the full arc of health and well-being. Her leadership has been recognized by Ebony, naming her a 2025 Changemaker, and in Forbes, Elle, and Essence spotlighting her role in shaping the future of equitable care.
She also founded and leads Togather, the first CE-accredited collective care platform for health care providers. Focused on improving retention and care quality through education and peer support, the Togather ALI™ (Anti-Racism, Liberation, Intersectionality) practice framework has been adopted by clinical teams nationwide, and her approach has been published in the Journal of Nursing Education.
A nationally recognized speaker and clinician, Tesiah works at the intersection of digital health, reproductive justice, and provider well-being—always building toward a future where both patients and providers can thrive.