Jenna Adham first got the idea for Linked Medical in August 2021 when she went to visit her family across the world. Only fifteen years old at the time, Jenna noticed a lack of proper medical care when visiting the underprivileged areas of Cairo, Egypt. As a young girl, she had always had a love for the medical field that her parents were quick to foster; therefore, when she learned about this pressing issue that could have negative effects on the people she loved, Jenna decided to make it her responsibility to connect well-equipped hospitals with clinics in impoverished areas. After she turned sixteen, Jenna knew she had to act for change and use her voice to make a difference. She founded the Linked Medical organization with her friend, Yasmin Dennis, in her junior year of high school at Sage Hill school and began working with the resources she had to provide medical opportunities for other high school students who, like herself, wanted to pursue a career in healthcare.

Grace Kao manages Linked Medical at Sage Hill School in Newport Beach, California. Overseeing everything done within this branch of the organization, Grace is an essential part of the team. At only two and a half years old, Grace's younger brother, Gaby, was diagnosed with Epilepsy and Doose syndrome. Then at the beginning of 2020, Gaby was also diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome. "Exposure to the medical field at a young age," says Grace, "sparked [her] interest in neuroscience and psychology." Now as a seventeen-year-old, Grace aspires to help those in situations similar to her brother.