Telehealth platform operating multiple branded clinics across Australia, UK, and Germany
Eucalyptus runs four distinct digital healthcare brands (Pilot, Kin, Software, Juniper) on a shared telehealth infrastructure, having processed over one million consultations since 2019. The hiring mix is operationally heavy — healthcare, marketing, and ops roles outnumber engineering 5:1 — reflecting a clinic-operator model rather than a pure SaaS play. Active projects center on geographic expansion and LLM infrastructure, while pain points cluster around scaling patient operations and international market entry, suggesting the organization is hitting limits in its current operational footprint.
Notable leadership hires: Patient Operations Lead, Head of Partnerships, Art Director, Clinical Lead
Eucalyptus operates a multi-brand telehealth platform delivering specialized digital healthcare clinics. Each brand targets a distinct condition or patient segment: Pilot serves men's health, Kin addresses fertility, Software offers dermatology, and Juniper covers weight loss and menopause. The company is based in Sydney and has facilitated consultations across Australia, the UK, and Germany. Operations span healthcare practitioners, patient support, marketing, and back-office functions. The tech stack includes GCP, Kubernetes, React/React Native, GraphQL, and emerging LLM integrations (Gemini, OpenAI), alongside operational tools (NetSuite, Zendesk, Expensify).
Eucalyptus operates four digital healthcare clinics: Pilot (men's health), Kin (fertility), Software (dermatology), and Juniper (weight loss and menopause). All run on the shared telehealth platform.
Core platform: TypeScript, Node.js, Go, React, React Native, GraphQL, gRPC on GCP and Kubernetes. AI/ML: Gemini and OpenAI. Operations: NetSuite, Zendesk, Figma. The stack reflects both clinic operations (patient-facing) and backend infrastructure (telehealth platform).
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