Blogs
Learn more about what we at Curai Health are thinking and writing about!
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How What Happens in Vegas Impacts What Happens After Vegas: Our Curai Health Offsite
Suppose you were to imagine a new tech startup pre-2020. In that case, you might think of a group of people wearing jeans and a hoodie, in a non-traditional office, sipping coffee from a Nespresso machine and arriving early for yoga.
Read More2021 Engineering Internships — Part II
Curai has been hosting a very successful internship program since its inception, covering both engineering and research positions. We pride ourselves in giving our interns challenging projects leveraging state-of-the-art technology, and with real impact on our product.
Read MoreSometimes The Grass Really Is Greener — The Story of Our (Second) Cloud Migration
ce upon a time, we migrated a significant inherited portion of Curai Health’s infrastructure from an international cloud provider to Google Cloud Platform (GCP). You can read all about that journey here.
Read MoreWhat does “product” mean in a virtual healthcare service environment?
I have worn a product hat in healthcare for the last ten years, working at a large health insurer and then as an early employee for a health insurance start-up. As I started out in a role as a junior Product Manager (PM), I had read all highly recommended books on product management and was motivated by what I thought was absolutely undeniable common sense.
Read More2021 Engineering Internships — Part I
At Curai we accept interns on all our different teams all year round. For obvious reasons, we have gone to a full-remote model the past two years, and we expect it to continue like this at least for now.
Read MoreA chat with Ally Ranier, our HR leader, to learn what she looks for to support Curai employees and families
Curai is now available to businesses looking to provide fast access to high-quality and low-cost medical care for employees and their families. All startups try to “eat their own dogfood,” and Curai employees are indeed some of our power users. As we approach other businesses, we thought the best place to start learning would be our HR leader, Ally Ranier.
Read MoreA retrospective on primary care models and learnings from a variety of industry vantage points — Part One
We all have heard that healthcare transformation is difficult; I’ve written this blog to convey what I’ve learned about primary care reinvention from a variety of roles over the years. I’ve been afforded perspectives through the lens of health plan, investor, provider, and patient. This blog is presented in two parts, and after reading both, you’ll have some insight into how Curai is applying these learnings to create a terrific primary care experience for our patients.
Read MoreWelcome, Nicole and Peter
Today, I’m thrilled to announce the additions of Nicole Bell and Peter Bridges to our team at Curai. Nicole will be joining as our Chief Business Officer and Peter will be joining as our President. The two of them bring a depth of transformative experiences in the healthcare industry that will accelerate our growth.
Read MorePorting a Monolithic FHIR Datastore To a HAPI FHIR Microservice
In this blog post, I’ll be detailing our journey in implementing a full FHIR server on top of our existing FHIR infrastructure. In a previous blog post, Vignesh Venkataraman detailed our initial FHIR implementation and I’d recommend giving that a read if you’re interested in the gory details.
Read More2020 ML Research Internships at Curai
At Curai, research has been a top priority from the very beginning: we value longer term innovation, pushing the state of the art, and sharing advances with the community to validate our findings and to receive feedback.
Read MorePatient Stories: The Human side of Curai Health
Hearing stories like this gives all of us at Curai a deep sense of satisfaction and purpose. To positively affect the lives of those in need is an incredibly satisfying feeling, and we cannot wait to put our service in the hands of more and more people as we scale. If you found these stories compelling and would like to be a part of the team working on this immensely important problem, please check out our careers page here.
Read MoreCurai Health Physician Spotlight: Kimberly Truong, MD, MPH
Curaians agree that one of the best aspects of Curai Health is working alongside our teammates each day. To highlight what it’s like working here, we are writing a spotlight series to showcase our colleagues and share a bit more what the day-to-day is like and what we are building.
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