Vive Concierge

Co-founder and CEO Dwayne Hall is the firm's public-facing decision-maker, leading both capital-raising and strategic expansion. The firm has not publicly disclosed a separate investment committee or additional C-suite roles beyond Head of Mental Health and Wellness Charles Sophy.

Vive Concierge operates as a minority-owned technology and healthcare-services company. It raised institutional venture capital — a $20 million Series A in 2022 — and does not present itself as a family office. Its capital structure is venture-backed, not sourced from a single-family balance sheet.

Vive has not publicly broken out its revenue model in detail. It describes flexible cost structures designed to accommodate patients across the economic spectrum and partners with health systems such as UCLA Health, suggesting a mix of direct-to-consumer and institutional contracts.

The firm's network includes specialists diverse in practice and background, but Vive's website frames the relationship as a platform connecting providers and patients rather than as a direct employer of a large clinical workforce. The exact employment model for its listed specialists has not been publicly clarified.

Co-founder and CEO Dwayne Hall was instrumental in the creation and advancement of the Equal Healthcare for All Act, introduced as H.R. 3068 during the 118th Congress (2023–2024). The firm cites this as a core element of its policy advocacy, linking its commercial mission to federal legislative reform.