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Meet the Team

Black Health is built by Black health writers and technologists, working with clinicians and community advocates who understand, from lived experience, that the American health system has too often failed Black patients. Our team brings together editorial independence, clinical expertise, and deep community trust to produce health information you can actually use.

Leadership

The people behind Black Health.

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Will Moss

Co-Founder

Will Moss co-founded Black Health in 2026 and leads partnerships with HBCUs, Black professional organizations, and the institutions whose work shapes Black health outcomes.

He has spent nearly three decades building Black digital media. He founded HBCU Connect in 1999 and grew it into the largest online network for Historically Black Colleges and Universities, reaching roughly 350,000 monthly visitors, and went on to launch BlackHistory.com, AfricanAmericanCareers.com, and BlackWomenConnect.com. He began his career as a lead software engineer at AT&T Bell Labs.

Hampton University, 1995, top Computer Science scholar in his class. MBA in Marketing, Keller Graduate School of Management.

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Portrait of Mario Bailey

Mario Bailey

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

Mario Bailey co-founded Black Health and serves as Chief Technology Officer. He owns the platform's infrastructure, performance, and security, so the provider directory and the health guidance families rely on stay fast, available, and private.

He has spent more than a decade as a software engineer building secure, resilient systems for environments where reliability is not optional. He founded BaileyFinch Solutions, an IT firm delivering software and cybersecurity to federal agencies, where he leads engineering teams across the federal contracting space.

University of Vermont, 2017.

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Editorial Team

Black Health editorial is produced by a small desk, not a large masthead. Every piece is researched and written against our editorial standards: primary sources behind every clinical claim, citations readers can check, and clinical review by the Black Health Medical Editorial Board before publication. Work is published under the collective Black Health Editorial team byline.

Questions about a story, a correction, or our process: reach the editorial desk via our contact form.

Operations & Partnerships

Provider listings run through NPI validation against the federal NPPES registry, license checks where state licensure applies, and ongoing review when readers flag an entry. Community partnerships, including our work with HBCUs, community health organizations, and faith communities, run through the same desk: contact us to propose one.

Medical Advisory Board

Our Medical Advisory Board reviews editorial content and clinical accuracy standards. We are actively recruiting licensed Black clinicians across specialties including primary care, OB-GYN, psychiatry, cardiology, and pediatrics. If you are a licensed clinician interested in serving on our advisory board, please contact the medical advisory board via our contact form.

Our mission

Why Black Health exists and what drives every story we publish.

How we report

Our editorial standards, fact-checking process, and medical review policy.

Medical advisory

Our board of licensed Black clinicians and how to join.