Patient and clinician communication platform for UK healthcare
Accurx builds communication software used across GP practices and hospitals, with a stack spanning C#/.NET, TypeScript/React, Python and Go on Azure and Kubernetes, plus HL7 and FHIR for clinical interoperability. Its analytics layer is unusually broad (Snowflake, dbt, BigQuery, Redshift, Mixpanel, Amplitude), and open projects point to an AI push around an ambient scribe, triage intelligence and secondary-care expansion.
Notable leadership hires: Implementation Lead, Product Marketing Lead
Accurx is a London-based, privately held health technology company founded in 2016 with 201–500 employees. It provides a single platform that lets patients and healthcare professionals message, call, video and collaborate around a patient's care. Its users include primary care GP practices and hospital teams in secondary care. Product areas visible in its work include patient triage, self-booking of appointments and clinical documentation. Hiring is concentrated in the United Kingdom across engineering, product, support, operations and sales.
Accurx uses C#, .NET Core, TypeScript, React, Python and Go on Azure and Kubernetes, with Snowflake, dbt and BigQuery for data, Mixpanel and Amplitude for analytics, and HL7 and FHIR for healthcare interoperability.
Current initiatives include Accurx Scribe, Total Triage, Self-Book, triage intelligence, scaling secondary care delivery, a broader AI feature rollout, and Cyber Essentials Plus audit readiness.
Accurx is headquartered at Liverpool Street, London, United Kingdom, and its current hiring is focused in the UK across engineering, product, support, ops and sales.
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