Independent PBM and health solutions platform for plans, employers, and government programs
MedImpact operates as an independent pharmacy benefit manager and health solutions provider serving commercial plans, self-insured employers, and government programs. The tech stack is operationally mature—SQL, Cognos, Salesforce, SharePoint—reflecting a regulated healthcare business focused on claims processing, formulary management, and customer service rather than cloud-native architecture. Hiring velocity is steady with sales (21 roles) leading, followed by healthcare clinical staff (16) and operations (14), while engineering (9) remains lean, suggesting the company prioritizes front-office growth and regulatory/clinical depth over platform modernization.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director, Medical Director
MedImpact is an independent pharmacy benefit manager and health solutions platform founded in 1989, headquartered in San Diego with US and international offices. The company serves commercial health plans, government programs (including Medicare Part D), self-insured employers, and millions of consumers. Their core business spans claims processing, formulary development, pharmacy benefits management, and plan design. Active projects include expanding data visualization and predictive analytics capabilities, developing an omni-channel communication strategy, and building strategies to grow government program revenue. Current operational pain points center on reducing customer hold times, improving first-contact resolution, and optimizing drug therapy costs and rebate capture across their book of business.
MedImpact uses SQL, Cognos, Salesforce, SharePoint, FileNet, RightFax, HubSpot, LinkedIn Ads, and Google Ads. The stack reflects healthcare claims and benefits operations rather than modern cloud-first architecture.
MedImpact is headquartered in San Diego, California, with offices across the United States and internationally. All current hiring is in the United States.
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