Healthcare operations platform for patient flow, scheduling, and revenue optimization
Petal operates a healthcare platform serving over 100,000 users across 3,100+ hospitals and clinics in Canada. The tech stack—TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, and Azure/AWS—reflects a containerized, cloud-native architecture built for scale. Current project focus on billing platform architecture, RAMQ compliance, and enterprise-wide coherence, paired with pain points around billing scalability and operational performance, signals Petal is consolidating multiple legacy billing systems into a unified platform while hardening compliance posture.
Petal is a Canadian health technology company founded in 2010 that helps healthcare systems optimize operations and patient access. The platform enables care coordination across hospitals and clinics through real-time patient flow management, workforce scheduling, emergency department redirection, and medical billing automation. Petal reports returning hundreds of millions annually to health systems through operational efficiency gains. The business serves mid-market and large health authorities in Canada, with a 201–500 person organization weighted toward healthcare domain expertise, engineering, and support functions.
Petal's core stack is TypeScript, Node.js, NestJS, Angular, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, and Terraform. Infrastructure spans Azure and AWS with GitLab CI/CD, Argo CD, and observability via Sumo Logic and Microsoft Sentinel.
Active projects include billing and scheduling platform architecture, RAMQ billing compliance and revenue optimization, non-RAMQ billing management, and enterprise-wide system architecture consolidation.
Petal is headquartered in Québec, Québec, Canada and hires exclusively within Canada.
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