Full-Time
Senior Full Stack Engineer
ENTER
11-50 employees
AI-powered SaaS for healthcare RCM
No salary listed
Remote in USA
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- Two or more years of experience writing production Java, with Spring Boot preferred.
- Five or more years of experience across the stack including frontend, backend, and cloud.
- Strong proficiency in React, TypeScript, and modern frontend tooling.
- Experience working with Redis, Amazon Web Services infrastructure, and real-time APIs.
- Familiarity with large language models, AI tooling, or interest in integrating smart agent workflows.
- A bias toward shipping fast, making pragmatic decisions, and iterating.
- A high degree of autonomy and ownership; comfortable architecting, implementing, and scaling solutions from scratch.
- Build high-performance frontend interfaces using React and TypeScript.
- Design and implement real-time, privacy-aware APIs and microservices in Java.
- Work with large language models and third-party APIs to generate intelligent summaries and recommendations.
- Integrate with healthcare platforms (for example electronic medical records, practice management systems, and clearinghouses) through APIs or user interfaces.
- Optimize for speed, reliability, and usability across a variety of healthcare workflows.
- Collaborate closely with product, design, and compliance teams to ensure tools are secure, HIPAA-compliant, and delightful to use.
- Experience with HIPAA-compliant systems, healthcare data, or clinical workflows.
- Previous work building internal tools, Chrome extensions, or productivity applications.
- Familiarity with observability tools such as Sentry, PostHog, or Honeycomb.
- Startup or founder-like DNA.
Enter.Health provides AI-powered software-as-a-service (SaaS) for Revenue Cycle Management in healthcare. It helps healthcare providers manage billing, claims processing, patient interactions, and value-based care using an AI-driven platform. The product works by connecting to providers’ systems through APIs, automating claims review, coding, denial management, and patient communications, and offering analytics to track performance and financial health. Unlike many point solutions, Enter.Health offers an integrated suite that combines billing, patient management, analytics, and integrations in one platform, aiming to simplify workflows and improve financial results. The company’s goal is to make billing more efficient and transparent, reducing administrative burdens for providers while delivering better financial outcomes for both providers and patients.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$11.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2013
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI boosts payer reimbursements by 10% through accuracy.
- Automates payment posting and underpayments for faster cash flow.
- Real-time analytics enable providers to optimize financial performance.
What critics are saying
- Athenahealth's EHR-RCM integration captures mid-market practices now.
- OmniMD's predictive analytics outpace Enter's denial management immediately.
- Waystar's payer connectivity undercuts Enter's customers within 12 months.
What makes ENTER unique
- Enter.Health automates claims creation to denial follow-up using AI.
- Platform integrates with eClinicalWorks and Allscripts via API.
- Focuses exclusively on RCM for small-to-medium practices.
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↑ 14%New Survey Uncovers Hidden AI Solutions Delivering Major Provider Gains in Efficiency, Accuracy, and Patient ExperienceNASHVILLE, TENNESSEE / ACCESS Newswire / April 21, 2025 / Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape healthcare, with significant yet lesser-known advancements emerging specifically within Revenue Cycle Management (RCM). Black Book Research's independent study from Q2 2025 surveyed 460 revenue cycle professionals across hospitals, physician groups, diagnostic centers, and long-term care facilities, revealing impactful but under-the-radar AI innovations. These technologies are driving notable improvements in operational efficiency, financial accuracy, and patient engagement.A notable insight from the Black Book survey indicates that while mainstream media focuses heavily on clinical AI applications, nearly 80% of RCM professionals believe these underreported AI-driven financial technologies are critical to their organizations' success. Doug Brown, Founder of Black Book Research, noted, "Our research uncovered substantial opportunities within AI capabilities that aren't often discussed publicly. Healthcare providers leveraging these under-the-radar innovations report significant operational and financial improvements, underscoring their vital role in today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape."The following nine AI innovations, ranked highly by professionals in the field, provide transformative capabilities:1. Automated Pre-Service Financial Clearance AI solutions manage patient financial responsibilities proactively by predicting expenses, verifying insurance, and preventing claim denials before services are provided.AI RCM Vendor Names by Respondents: Waystar, Optum360, R1 RCMStartup Vendors to Watch: qBotica, Alpha Health, TailorMed____________Survey Insight: Ranked top innovation by 78%; 85% reported improved upfront collections and reduced denials.2
Enter, a startup using AI to aid large companies in legal defenses, secured funding from Sequoia Capital, marking Sequoia's first Brazil investment since Nubank. The funding, undisclosed but part of a total $5.5 million raised, aims to reduce costs from consumer and labor lawsuits. Enter's AI improves legal outcomes by 7%-21% and has processed 34k cases. Founded by Mateus Costa-Ribeiro, the company is expanding from consumer to labor cases and aims to address broader enterprise challenges.