$78-88k
+ Bonus + Stock options
More information about location
2-3 days a week in office
Infrastructure for virtual-first healthcare organizations
Open for applications
Infrastructure for virtual-first healthcare organizations
21-100 employees
Open for applications
$78-88k
+ Bonus + Stock options
More information about location
2-3 days a week in office
21-100 employees
To empower the providers and builders of the care ecosystem with the tools they need to deliver a complete virtual experience for the end-consumers.
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To empower the providers and builders of the care ecosystem with the tools they need to deliver a complete virtual experience for the end-consumers.
The past few years have seen a substantial rise in provision and uptake of telemedicine services, with over one in five Americans now signed up. This successful reimagining of healthcare provision into something more accessible, affordable, and effective, has led to a surge of VC investment and rapid-growth success stories in the sector. Would-be startups, however, have to navigate the costly and complex process of building out core, HIPAA-compliant infrastructure.
So software and API company Healthie is filling the gap in this market. The business helps these companies build and deliver health and wellness services by providing a fully-brandable suite of telehealth, business management, and coaching tools. This means that businesses can launch and scale at a fractional of the cost, and in a fraction of the time.
It’s a broad-based set of solutions that’s won Healthie an impressive number of client organizations across over 20 different countries. This vigorous growth looks likely to continue, too. Telemedicine remains a popular healthcare tool, and as regulations on telehealth data privacy tighten, the growing number of startups in this space are likely to need more support than ever.
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Erica Jain
(CEO)Conducted research at the Center for Research on Prospective Health Care, moving into a nutrition program analyst role at the Clinton Health Access Initiative, and finally spent time as a healthcare consultant with BCG.
Cavan Klinsky
(CTO)Founded search engine Gevva, and then worked freelance as a web designer.
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