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Physician Executive  ·  Author  ·  Founder

A longer life. A more consciously lived one.

I’m Dr. Kambiz Farbakhsh, but most people call me Kamy. I’m a physician, author and entrepreneur interested in how we stay well, make our own choices and find meaning in everyday life.
Portrait of Dr. Kambiz Farbakhsh, physician, author and entrepreneur

Building for a more human life

The things I build reflect the things I care about: staying well, expressing who we are and feeling connected to other people.

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GeeVida Health

Longevity Engineered. Performance Unleashed.

​I helped found GeeVida Health to bring a physician’s perspective to health and longevity. My interest is simple: helping people understand their health and care for it over time.

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Baysoft.ai

The badge is dead. Meet iSkreen.

At BaySoft, I work on wearable displays that give people new ways to express themselves. I am one of the inventors named on U.S. Patent 11,697,301.

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United Tribes

Find your people. Explore cultures. Join communities.

United Tribes grows from my interest in culture and belonging. It’s a place to discover shared interests, connect across cultures and feel part of a community.

Forthcoming Book

Human Authorship: The Work of Becoming Fully Yours

What does it mean to become the author of your life when so much of it was never yours to choose? A forthcoming exploration of agency, inherited patterns and the work of living more consciously.

“Lifespan without authorship is just a longer sentence.”

Human Authorship book cover by Kambiz Farbakhsh

Also by Kambiz Farbakhsh:

Dance with Aging (2024)

Dance with Aging book cover by Kambiz Farbakhsh

The Architecture of Becoming

The Frog Jumps Out. We Don’t.

The most famous story about slow change is wrong about frogs, and right about us.

“The frog trusts its discomfort. We explain ours.”

An essay about the lives we adapt to, the stories that keep us there and the possibility of choosing again. September 29, 2026.

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