NexHealth acquired Enlive, a paperless digital-forms company, to add integrated HIPAA-compliant forms. Enlive software was later retired for customers by September 1, 2023 as the functionality was absorbed into NexHealth.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
NexHealth is a privately held health-tech SaaS company connecting healthcare practices, patients, and developers. Its platform modernizes front-office workflows and provides infrastructure for integrating fragmented EHR/practice-management systems. As of July 2026, NexHealth said nearly 20,000 practices across 19 specialties and 89 million patients were using or touched by the platform.
Primary product
An EHR-integrated patient-experience and front-office platform covering online scheduling/booking, patient intake and forms, communications, payments, insurance verification, waitlists, recalls, insights, and the Synchronizer universal API.
Founded
2017
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
Approximately 150–220; public estimates vary by source and date.
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development / Health Technology
Sub-industry
Healthcare SaaS; patient experience, practice-management integration, health-data infrastructure, and dental/medical technology
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series C; private unicorn
Total raised
$178M
Latest round
Series C · Apr 2022
Latest amount
$125M
Leadership
CEO and Co-founder
CTO and Co-founder
Head of Engineering
NexHealth describes a fast-paced, entrepreneurial culture centered on customer problem-solving, ownership, direct communication with positive intent, trust, first-principles thinking, detail orientation, and small autonomous teams. It supports remote teams across the US, South America, and Europe, alongside offices.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public job-market signals show approximately $112,000–$230,000 for selected engineering roles and roughly $69,000–$120,000 for selected customer/product roles; these are role- and location-specific estimates, not a company-wide compensation policy.
Benefits
Pricing
Monthly SaaS plans with no long-term contracts; NexHealth markets a demo-led sales motion and says plans can be canceled monthly. Exact public pricing was not found.
Differentiators
Estimated revenue
Approximately $40M–$50M annual revenue/ARR based on the latest third-party estimate located ($47.1M for 2023); another company-profile dataset reports $7.8M, so estimates are materially inconsistent.
NexHealth acquired Enlive, a paperless digital-forms company, to add integrated HIPAA-compliant forms. Enlive software was later retired for customers by September 1, 2023 as the functionality was absorbed into NexHealth.
SourceCFO transition: Kevin Yao joined NexHealth while Vikram Rao announced his departure after nearly four years as CFO. This is a leadership change, not evidence of distress.
SourceThe Split / Turner Novak · Jul 2026
An interview with co-founder and CEO Alamin Uddin covering NexHealth’s early financing, customer prepayment, API strategy, acquisition history, and healthcare AI thesis.
NexHealth · Jul 2026
NexHealth announced a new executive team including Rahmi Marasli, Xiaolin Gong, Mike Albo, Jessie Babiarz, and Kevin Yao, and reported nearly 20,000 practices and 89 million patients on the platform.
NexHealth · Jul 2025
The company described its $125M Series C, $1B valuation, developer-focused Synchronizer API, enterprise customer expansion, and 68 million patient records at the time of the announcement.
NexHealth · Jul 2025
NexHealth explained its strategy for making fragmented health records more accessible through APIs and supporting new healthcare applications.
64 jobs at NexHealth
Chief Operating Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Jessie Babiarz
Chief Marketing Officer
Michael Albo
SVP of Revenue
Technology
Customers
Competitors
PR Newswire · Feb 2021
NexHealth announced its acquisition of Enlive and the addition of integrated paperless forms for healthcare practices and developers.