Logan Stinson

Logan Stinson is a healthcare operator and investor best known as a co-founder and Co-CEO of Adaptive Innovations, an AI-native home health provider. Adaptive publicly launched in 2026 after raising $60 million across a previously undisclosed $10 million Seed round and a $50 million Series A led by Felicis and Bain Capital Ventures.

Before Adaptive Innovations, Stinson founded Adaptive Home Health and Adaptive Management Holdings, where he serves as Chairman. Adaptive Management describes itself as a private investment firm headquartered in New York and focused on solving complex healthcare challenges; its current strategies include Adaptive Home Health, Fira Health, and Adaptive Senior Living.

Stinson also helped found 3 Boomerang Capital, a healthcare-focused lower-middle-market private equity firm, and previously worked at Great Point Partners. The 3 Boomerang team page lists him as Founder and CEO of Adaptive Home Health, Chairman of Adaptive Management Holdings, a board member of ABS Bio, former Vice President at 3 Boomerang Capital, and former Associate at Great Point Partners.

He earned a BA in Russian from Wake Forest University. A 2019 NYU Jordan Center author bio described him as a healthcare investor at Great Point Partners and noted that he graduated summa cum laude with honors from Wake Forest.

• Stinson’s focus is healthcare businesses where operations, reimbursement, labor constraints, and administrative complexity create room for new operating models.
• His current thesis at Adaptive is that home health can be rebuilt by using AI to automate the non-clinical work around care delivery. In his words, Adaptive’s platform orchestrates “intake to scheduling to documentation” so clinicians can spend time with patients.
• Adaptive’s public thesis is to combine AI-native operations with in-home clinicians so the company can serve patients legacy providers turn away, including the roughly 40% of home-health referrals Adaptive says do not receive care.
• Through Adaptive Management Holdings, the focus is on building and investing in businesses that solve complex healthcare problems, including home health, AI-powered post-acute workflows, and senior living.
• Through his 3 Boomerang Capital background, the relevant investment filter is lower-middle-market healthcare in North America and Western Europe, especially biopharma outsourcing, medical device and diagnostic manufacturing, healthcare IT and tech-enabled services, and alternate-site care.
• For founders, the clearest fit is not generic seed software. The strongest fit is a healthcare services or healthcare infrastructure business with a real operating wedge, measurable patient or provider impact, and a path to scaled care delivery.