RouteGenie operates a dispatch and billing platform for non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT), built on Django + PostgreSQL + Celery + Redis with Twilio and Google Maps API for real-time coordination. The stack and active projects—database architecture work, billing automation, onboarding tools—suggest a company modernizing its core platform while tackling operational pain points: billing accuracy and reducing no-shows. Hiring is accelerating across engineering and support, with a mid-level engineering cohort and expanding customer-facing roles.
RouteGenie is a dispatch and billing software platform for medical transportation providers, brokers, and healthcare organizations in the United States. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Buffalo, New York, the company serves mid-market and enterprise customers operating non-emergency medical transportation networks. The platform consolidates scheduling, routing, dispatching, and billing into a single system. Current product focus centers on improving billing workflows, reducing no-show rates, and modernizing the underlying platform architecture to support operational scaling.
RouteGenie uses Django, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Celery, Redis, Twilio, Google Maps API, Docker, Elasticsearch, and OpenSearch. Billing and dispatch logic runs on Python with REST APIs; real-time communications use Twilio; routing uses Google Maps.
Active projects include platform modernization, billing automation (concierge claims workflows), database architecture improvements, customer onboarding tools, and Twilio/Google Maps API integration enhancements. Core challenges are billing accuracy, no-show reduction, and on-time performance.
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