AI-driven patient billing and revenue cycle automation for healthcare providers
Collectly automates the patient financial journey for healthcare providers, from intake and pre-visit engagement through final payment, with Epic integration in its stack. Hiring tilts sales-heavy and senior, and projects around an enterprise revenue motion and new territories point to an upmarket push. On the engineering side, a Python/Flask/FastAPI backend with Temporal and Celery, plus Vanta for compliance, signals workflow-heavy automation under security scrutiny.
Collectly is a San Francisco-based, privately held company founded in 2017 with 51–200 employees. It builds an AI-powered platform for patient billing and revenue cycle management, covering digital intake, insurance verification, statements, payment plans and payment collection. The product includes Billie, an AI billing support agent that answers patient questions across chat, email, SMS and voice. Customers include ambulatory groups, acute care systems, behavioral health providers and RCM companies. The platform connects to EHR and practice management systems, and the company hires in the United States, Spain and Serbia.
Collectly runs Python with Flask, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Celery and Temporal on PostgreSQL and Redis, a React/TypeScript frontend, AWS and GCP with Terraform and Ansible, and Epic for EHR integration.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and sales is the largest department in the mix, focused on senior roles, enterprise revenue motion, and building new territories.
Collectly is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and hires in the United States, Spain and Serbia.
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