Insurance-backed therapy platform and practice home for independent clinicians
Grow Therapy connects clients with in-network therapists while handling credentialing, billing and claims for independent clinicians. Hiring is accelerating and dominated by clinical roles, but the engineering side is pushing hard into AI: an internal AI control plane, autonomous agents and department-specific copilots, paired with a heavy security build-out covering encryption, scorecards and secure-by-default infrastructure.
Grow Therapy is a New York-based mental health company founded in 2020 and privately held, with 201–500 employees. It runs a platform where clients find therapists by language and specialty for in-person or virtual care, largely covered by insurance. For independent clinicians, Grow manages payor relationships, credentialing and billing, and supplies EHR tooling and community resources. It also offers care solutions to businesses. Its product is built on Python, TypeScript, React, Kotlin and Swift, running on AWS with Kubernetes and Terraform, and hiring is focused in the United States.
Grow Therapy uses Python, TypeScript, React, Kotlin and Swift/SwiftUI, runs on AWS with Kubernetes and Terraform, monitors with Datadog, and analyzes data in Snowflake, dbt and Looker.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by clinical roles, with engineering, product and security also active, all in the United States. Engineering work centers on AI tooling and security infrastructure.
Job posts point to an internal AI control plane, autonomous agents, department-specific copilots, automated classification pipelines, and security programs including encryption infrastructure and company-wide security scorecards.
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