Full-Time
Senior Product Manager
Clinical Data
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Sprinter Health
51-200 employees
Healthcare technology for preventive house calls
Compensation Overview
$150k - $200k/yr
Senior
Menlo Park, CA, USA
This is a hybrid role with a 3-day-a-week in-office requirement in Menlo Park, California, though remote arrangements may be considered for exceptional candidates.
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- 5+ years of product management experience
- 2+ years of hands-on experience conceptualizing, implementing, and scaling data capabilities and products with KPI-level impact
- Experience creating value and insight from a broad range of clinical and administrative data types including EHR, laboratory, medication, and claims data
- Experience developing and deploying LLM applications in production/scaled environments
- Comfort getting hands-on with SQL, Python, or similar
- Familiarity with relevant industry data standards (FHIR, CCDA, and/or X12) and regulatory frameworks (e.g. HIPAA, TEFCA) is strongly preferred
- Own the clinical data vision, strategy, and roadmap for our external facing data product
- Embed clinical data insight across patient encounters/engagement and our internal clinical and ops workflows
- Work with our engineering and data teams to optimize and scale our data sources, pipes, analytics / AI capabilities
- Drive high-quality, ambitious product and design specifications and deliverables
- Execute through launch, landing, and ongoing maintenance
- Interface with patients, front-line Sprinters, company leadership, and partner executives
- Communicate convincingly in environments ranging from product reviews to customer pitches
- Identification and impact of actionable clinical care needs, clinical data product revenue, clinician efficiency, and NPS
- Startup experience
- Experience scaling enterprise data products
- A hot take on the optimal PM AI stack
- A favorite Lord of the Rings character
Sprinter Health focuses on enhancing access to preventive care through modern house calls. Their service combines in-person visits with technology to ensure accuracy and efficiency in healthcare delivery. This includes optimizing routing, managing inventory, integrating diagnostic devices, and providing recommendations for specimen drop-off. Sprinter Health caters to a diverse clientele, including major healthcare providers, by merging compassionate care with the convenience of virtual consultations. They perform diagnostics, facilitate patient questionnaires, and connect patients with virtual clinicians when necessary. Revenue is generated by offering these services to healthcare providers and patients, while also ensuring patients are reconnected with their primary care physicians after visits. This approach not only improves patient care but also addresses staffing shortages and enhances patient compliance through a modern collection infrastructure.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$37.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Partnership with Firefly Health enhances access to hybrid care and reduces downstream costs.
- $33 million Series A funding supports expansion and innovation in mobile health services.
- Growing demand for in-home healthcare services boosts Sprinter Health's market potential.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from major retailers like Best Buy entering home healthcare market.
- Need for skilled clinicians may strain Sprinter Health's staffing and operational efficiency.
- Competitors integrating telehealth with in-home services challenge Sprinter Health's value proposition.
What makes Sprinter Health unique
- Sprinter Health offers on-demand mobile health services with full-time nurses and phlebotomists.
- The company integrates in-home clinical services with virtual primary care for hybrid care models.
- Sprinter Health reconnects patients to primary care with comprehensive encounter summaries.
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Benefits
Free lunch everyday & fully-stocked microkitchens & coffee/tea bar
Team offsites, game hours, tech talks, & design sprints
Health insurance benefits
401k matching
Unlimited PTO
Flexible WFH policy
Relocation assistance
Generous parental leave
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -2%1 year growth
↑ 2%2 year growth
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In a move to offset sagging electronics sales while going deeper into the growing home health trend, Best Buy is partnering with multi-state provider Atrium Health on at-home health. In a Tuesday (March 7) press release announcing the initiative, the two companies said, “This partnership takes advantage of Atrium Health’s leadership position in telemedicine, including a well-established hospital at home program,” adding that “when aligned with Best Buy Health’s existing expertise and abilities — as well as Best Buy’s strengths in innovative omnichannel experience, distinctive in-home service, and world-class supply chain — together, Atrium Health and Best Buy Health will address the complex requirements of these programs.”. Under the pact, “specially trained Geek Squad Agents” will assist with logistics and installation as well as tech support for the home health tech outfitting homes
MENLO PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sprinter Health, an on-demand mobile health and diagnostics company bringing personalized and affordable healthcare services to the home, today announced a partnership with Firefly Health, a health plan and virtual-first care innovator with a mission of delivering half-priced health care that’s twice as good, clinically and emotionally. The partnership aims to improve access to care while saving downstream costs by integrating Sprinter Health’s in-home clinical services into Firefly Health virtual primary care. Access to quality preventive care in the US remains a significant challenge - 124 million adults have gone over a year without visiting a PCP, 34 million people have diabetes and 21% are undiagnosed, and 33 million adults are unaware they have kidney disease1. The typical primary care journey is clearly not working. Patients often wait weeks for an appointment, spend hours of time to get ~12 minutes with a doctor, and then have to navigate complex referral processes for downstream imaging and diagnostic procedures
MENLO PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sprinter Health, an on-demand mobile health and diagnostics company bringing personalized and affordable healthcare services to the home, today announced a partnership with Firefly Health, a health plan and virtual-first care innovator with a mission of delivering half-priced health care that’s twice as good, clinically and emotionally. The partnership aims to improve access to care while saving downstream costs by integrating Sprinter Health’s in-home clinical services into Firefly Health virtual primary care. Access to quality preventive care in the US remains a significant challenge - 124 million adults have gone over a year without visiting a PCP, 34 million people have diabetes and 21% are undiagnosed, and 33 million adults are unaware they have kidney disease1. The typical primary care journey is clearly not working. Patients often wait weeks for an appointment, spend hours of time to get ~12 minutes with a doctor, and then have to navigate complex referral processes for downstream imaging and diagnostic procedures
It’s an awkward moment during a telehealth video visit when that tech hits a physical wall, and the doctor or clinician needs to schedule you to come in for tests and exams. HealthTech firms are addressing this last-mile challenge with services that bridge virtual and IRL appointments. Gap closures between virtual care and the need for physical testing and data are major hurdles to the make increasing in-home care model work to their fullest extent, and they necessitate a small army of skilled clinicians to go into homes to get samples and specimens