Online psychiatry and mental health care platform building AI patient tools
MEDvidi delivers telehealth mental health care in the US, and its stack shows a clinical business turning into an AI product company: RAG, LangChain and multimodal AI sit alongside an Angular/TypeScript/NX frontend and Node.js on AWS. It is replacing AdvancedMD and adopting Cursor, while job posts center on an AI receptionist, voice agents and hallucination monitoring. Hiring is accelerating, led by clinical roles with a senior-heavy product build-out.
Notable leadership hires: Product VP
MEDvidi is a privately held online mental health provider founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Jose, California. It offers remote psychiatric and emotional health services to patients across the United States, with a focus on accessibility and affordability. The company has 201–500 employees and recruits clinical staff in the US alongside product and engineering talent in Poland, Serbia, Portugal and Georgia. Its platform runs on AWS with PostgreSQL and OpenSearch, and it maintains HITRUST and SOC 2 compliance.
MEDvidi uses Angular, TypeScript, RxJS and NX on the frontend, Node.js and Python on AWS with PostgreSQL and OpenSearch, plus RAG and LangChain for AI, Grafana for monitoring and Tableau for analytics.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, weighted toward healthcare clinicians, followed by product and engineering, mostly at senior level. A Product VP role is open, with hiring in the US, Poland, Serbia, Portugal and Georgia.
MEDvidi is building an AI receptionist, improving a voice AI agent, developing AI quality evaluation and monitoring systems, and strengthening HIPAA security compliance.
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