Cloud EMR software for general practitioners and medical specialists
MEDFAR builds the MYLE and PLEXIA electronic medical records, running on a .NET/C# core with React and Angular front ends, HL7, FHIR and Mirth for clinical interoperability, and Terraform, Helm and Kubernetes across Azure and AWS. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, with engineering leading but finance, support and sales close behind. Paired with an Ontario sales push, that mix points to commercial expansion beyond Quebec.
MEDFAR is a privately held healthcare software company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Montreal, Quebec. It develops two electronic medical record products. MYLE serves general practitioners and PLEXIA serves specialists, and both centralize patient files and reduce administrative work for medical practices. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in Canada and the United States. Product development is shaped with input from physicians and healthcare administrators.
MEDFAR uses .NET, C#, React, React Native, Angular, TypeScript and SQL Server. Its infrastructure runs on Azure and AWS with Terraform, Kubernetes and Docker, and it uses HL7, FHIR and Mirth for healthcare interoperability.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating across engineering, finance, support and sales, with most openings at the senior and mid levels. Roles are based in Canada and the United States.
MEDFAR makes MYLE, an EMR for general practitioners, and PLEXIA, an EMR for specialists. Both are cloud-based clinical management systems built at its Montreal headquarters.
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