Virtual care platform for health systems, expanding into federal markets
eVisit sells a white-label virtual care platform that lets healthcare organizations run telehealth with their own providers, built on React/TypeScript with Twilio, WebRTC and HL7 integrations. AWS GovCloud, Azure Government and FedRAMP in the stack, plus federal-focused pain points and projects, signal a deliberate push into government healthcare. Hiring is minimal and senior-only, tilted toward sales closing multi-year platform deals.
eVisit, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., provides a virtual care platform used by healthcare organizations to deliver telehealth through their own provider networks. Supported care models include virtual urgent care, primary care, specialty care, pre- and post-operative care, and employee care. The company is privately held with 51–200 employees and hires in the United States. Its infrastructure runs on AWS services including Fargate, RDS and Lambda, with Pulumi for infrastructure as code and Salesforce supporting its sales operation.
eVisit uses AWS (Fargate, RDS, Lambda, CloudFront, CodePipeline), Pulumi, Docker, React, Redux, TypeScript, Python, PHP, Ruby, Twilio, WebRTC, HL7 and Salesforce.
FedRAMP appears in eVisit's stack alongside AWS GovCloud and Azure Government, and job posts reference maintaining FedRAMP compliance and designing FedRAMP certification architecture.
Hiring is minimal and focused on senior roles, mostly in sales with some engineering, all based in the United States.
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