We help international healthtech companies build a U.S. presence the market believes, starting with an honest readiness assessment across product, evidence, leadership, go-to-market, operations, and capital.
Fit gets settled honestly in the diagnostic, go, not yet, or not this way.
Four phases, in order. Each one has a defined job and a defined way out.
Becoming genuinely US-ready isn’t bureaucracy, it’s the single structural move the rest depends on.
The same thing that makes you fundable makes you sellable.
We design what your U.S. entry requires, and that design is what tells you which specialists you actually need. We coordinate a curated ecosystem of healthcare-versed partners who execute that specialized work; you contract directly with each one, and we make sure it all fits together.
BAHA stays purely advisory. We’re never inside the execution contract. One coherent healthcare strategy, the right specialists, without assembling them yourself.
BAHA Advisory and HIP.fund are related entities built on the same foundation. As an active healthcare investor, BAHA brings a clear-eyed view of what U.S. venture actually funds, and genuine U.S. readiness is what makes a company fundable by U.S. venture in the first place. Most U.S. VCs, HIP.fund included, can only invest in U.S. entities.
The readiness work itself is what opens that door: once it’s complete, you’re positioned to approach U.S. investors, HIP.fund included, and you’ll be evaluated on the same basis as any other company it considers. Your advisory engagement stands on its own; investing is a separate decision, made separately.
Samir is one of a kind. Six years on, we’re still meeting every couple of weeks. As the founder of a UK startup, he’s helped me navigate the complexities of the US healthcare market. Appoint him as a board member, engage him as an advisor or pitch him for investment – whichever, Samir is your man





BAHA is a senior advisory team, backed by advisors with deep international relationships and accelerator experience. We bring those relationships to your engagement as your U.S. entry requires them.
No. A paper entity with a nominal “US lead” is the most common mistake we see. What works is genuine U.S. presence: U.S.-based leadership with real equity ownership, a real extension of your founding team.
A defined first step: an honest readiness assessment across product, evidence, leadership, GTM, operations, and capital, delivered as a readiness scorecard and a candid verdict on whether, and how, to make the move.
Yes. Go, not yet, or not this way: the verdict is real, even when it costs us the downstream engagement. That independence is the point.
We advise and coordinate. A curated partner ecosystem (legal, talent, banking, clinical) executes the specialized work, and you contract with each specialist directly. We make it all fit together.
They’re related entities, kept separate. What the work actually does: genuine U.S. readiness makes you eligible for U.S. venture at all. Most U.S. funds, HIP.fund included, can only invest in U.S. entities. Once you’re there, you can pitch any of them. If that includes HIP.fund, you’re evaluated the same way as every other company it sees.
No. We work globally, including Europe, Asia and South America. The common thread isn’t geography; it’s being validated at home and serious about the U.S.
Bring your US plan, the real one, not the polished version. In 45 minutes, we’ll name the one thing most likely to cost you time and money, and what to do about it. In writing, within 48 hours.
This isn’t a sales call. It’s not a pitch. We’re not going to tell you to “just enter.” We’ll tell you what we actually see.
Real questions past sessions have started with.
Rough is fine. Sharpening it into the real question is our job, not yours.
This call finds one likely blind spot. The Diagnostic covers all six areas, and comes later, if we end up working together.