Digital patient engagement platform with AI navigation for hospitals
Get Well runs a digital patient engagement platform for hospitals and clinical partners, and its stack shows a pivot toward agentic AI: LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, Langfuse, LangSmith, Arize Phoenix and MLflow sit alongside Kafka and Kubernetes. Engineering dominates the accelerating hiring mix across the US and India, with security work (Vanta, Rapid7, Wazuh) focused on cloud controls and vulnerability management.
Notable leadership hires: Marketing Lead
Get Well, headquartered in Bethesda, MD and founded in 2000, builds digital patient engagement technology used inside and outside the hospital. It sells to hospitals and clinical partner sites, pairing AI-driven navigation with high-touch care experiences aimed at patient activation and lower cost of care. The company is privately held, now part of SAIGroup, and employs 201-500 people. Its platform spans patient education, ambulatory and cross-continuum care, and telehealth, with offerings including a smart room platform for inpatient settings.
Get Well runs on AWS and Azure with Kubernetes, Docker, Kafka and Python, plus AI tooling like LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, Langfuse and MLflow, and React and Vue on the front end.
Yes. Engineering leads Get Well's accelerating hiring, skewed toward senior and staff levels, with additional roles in healthcare, security, product and marketing across the United States and India.
Get Well is building multimodal AI systems combining text, medical data and images, a smart room platform roadmap, a microservices-based architecture, and stronger cloud security controls.
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