Full-Time
Posted on 10/6/2025
Primary, urgent, and telehealth care platform
No salary listed
Brea, CA, USA
In Person
Carbon Health provides primary, urgent, and virtual care through a hybrid model that combines offline clinics with an online platform. Patients can book same-day appointments and receive care either in person or via a mobile app, enabling convenient access to healthcare. The service works by offering flexible scheduling, via a mobile app and clinics, with care delivered through physicians who conduct visits—billing is handled as standard service fees paid out-of-pocket or through insurance, and the company also offers prescription delivery. Unlike many providers, Carbon Health does not require memberships and accepts most major insurance plans, broadening access for a wide range of patients. The goal is to make healthcare simpler and more reachable by leveraging technology to connect patients with timely, quality care wherever they are.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$616.8M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2015
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Disability Insurance
Carbon Health technologies files Chapter 11 bankruptcy with $19.5M DIP financing. What you should know. * The Filing: Carbon Health, a major player in the hybrid healthcare space, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas. This is a strategic move to restructure its debt and find new ownership. * The Strategy: The company is pursuing a "dual-track" process: it will simultaneously attempt to swap its current debt for equity (handing the keys to lenders) and market the company for a potential sale to a third party. * The Operations: Despite the legal turmoil, the company has secured $19.5M in new financing to keep the lights on. CEO Kerem Ozkay emphasizes that for patients and software customers, it remains "business as usual." The "dual-track" Exit Strategy. Carbon Health is not just handing over the keys; it is running a competitive process to maximize value. The restructuring agreement with lenders establishes two parallel paths: * Debt-for-Equity Swap: A reorganization plan where existing lenders forgive debt in exchange for ownership of the reorganized company. * Asset Sale: A marketing process to sell all or a portion of the company's assets to a new buyer. Whichever path yields the highest value will be the route taken. This structure allows the company to shed the financial weight of its rapid expansion while preserving flexibility. "The decisive actions we are taking today will strengthen our financial foundation and better position Carbon Health to advance our mission," said Kerem Ozkay, CEO of Carbon Health. The $19.5 million lifeline. To ensure operations don't seize up during court proceedings, Carbon Health has secured $19.5M in Debtor-in-Possession (DIP) financing from Future Solutions Investments. This liquidity is critical. It ensures that employees, providers, and vendors continue to get paid. For the tech ecosystem surrounding Carbon, the company explicitly stated that customers using its healthcare software can expect "the same level of reliability, service, and support." Clinics to remain open. For the average patient, "bankruptcy" usually signals closure. However, Carbon Health is aggressively messaging that clinics remain open. "It will be business as usual while we complete the restructuring and sale," Ozkay added. The company confirmed that virtual visits, in-person clinics, and medical record access will continue without interruption.
In June, Carbon health laid off 250 employees, about 8% of its global workforce, noting the company needed to shut down some of the COVID-19-specific businesses that garnered significant revenue during the pandemic.
Northwest Healthcare is acquiring 10 greater Tucson urgent and primary care centers from Carbon Health, the company announced Sept. 16.
Northwest Urgent Care,, a subsidiary of Community Health Systems (NYSE: CYH), has signed an agreement to acquire 10 Arizona urgent care centers from Carbon Health.
Kaley Cook, contracts and legal operations manager at U.S. healthcare network Carbon Health, reveals that the gives us an in-depth account of the selection and implementation of Traact for entity. licenses and permits management. Carbon Health is a nationwide network of primary healthcare and urgent care clinics in the U.S. that also provides telemedicine care. In recent years, the company has grown tremendously, catalyzing the need for technology innovation in the entity management and facility licenses/permits areas