Meet the Team Behind Abies Vitalis

Sara Virolainen

CEO, Co-Founder

Sara founded Abies Vitalis with a simple belief: healthcare should help people stay healthy, not only treat disease once it appears.

Sara’s passion for preventive healthcare comes from years of studying human biology, personal experiences and a genuine desire to help people live healthier lives. Her educational background is in Molecular Biosciences at the University of Helsinki, where her studies have focused on understanding the biological mechanisms behind health and disease.

Before founding Abies Vitalis, Sara worked as Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at AlionLife, a Finnish health technology startup developing science-based solutions for stress resilience. There, she worked at the intersection of neuroscientific research, product development, and entrepreneurship, gaining firsthand experience in translating science into innovative healthcare solutions.

“ I believe that combining science, technology, and compassionate care can fundamentally change how we approach health - shifting from reactive healthcare to proactive, lifelong wellbeing.

When you choose Abies Vitalis, my goal is that you don't just receive test results: You gain clarity, confidence, and a trusted partner for your health journey.”

-Sara Virolainen, CEO & Co-Founder of Abies Vitalis

Dali Khan

Chief Medical Officer, Co-Founder

Dali has real world experience in both clinics and labs. He’s valuable insights into preventive and personalised medicine are something he is truly passionate about.

Dali has a degree in Medicine. Currently he is finishing his master’s in Neuroscience at the University of Helsinki. Dali understand what happens behind the curtains: what happens in the lab after the tests are taken?

Dali highly values the relationship between customers and doctors. He believes that the first steps to the right health journey start from the doctor listening to the customer. In his words “The customer brings their whole body to the appointment, not only one part of them. The whole bodily system should be considered rather than one problem.”