PR Newswire / Sprinter Health · Feb 2026
Sprinter announced Care+ expansion to nearly 25 states and across Medicare, Medicaid, and Marketplace lines of business, with clinical and technical leadership additions.
Mobile healthcare diagnostics and lab services.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 2, 2026
Sprinter Health is a privately held healthcare-technology company founded in 2021 that combines a full-stack medical practice, in-home clinical staff, virtual clinicians, and logistics software to close preventive-care gaps for health-plan and provider populations. Its model is healthcare “untethered”: bringing diagnostics, wellness assessments, care navigation, and follow-up into patients’ homes.
Primary product
Preventive Care+ / hybrid in-home care: W-2 “Sprinters” (licensed phlebotomists cross-trained in medical-assistant and community-health-worker skills) perform home diagnostics and assessments, while virtual nurse practitioners and specialists provide clinical oversight, care planning, and referrals.
Founded
2021
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
500+ employees reported on the company careers site; third-party directories have lower, conflicting estimates of roughly 150–200, so current exact headcount is uncertain.
Work style
97 jobs at Sprinter Health
Flexible
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Sub-industry
Home-based preventive care, mobile diagnostics, virtual care, health-plan care gap closure, and healthcare logistics technology
Offices
Business model
Leadership
Co-founder & CEO
Co-founder & CTO
Chief Operating Officer
Chief Medical Officer
Chief Product Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Arun Villivalam, MD
President, Sprinter Medical, PLLC
RJ Marse
General Counsel
VP of Patient Operations
VP of Engineering
VP of AI / Chief Scientist
GM, AI Product
VP of Clinical Strategy
VP of Customer Success
VP of People
Investors
Mission-driven, patient-centered, and operationally intensive. Public materials emphasize health equity, serving hard-to-reach communities, community-based W-2 staff, collaboration between clinicians and technologists, and a flexible/family-friendly work environment. Job postings signal high ownership, 0-to-1 product building, and regulated-healthcare engineering.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public job postings provide engineering salary signals, including approximately $165,000–$200,000 for a mid-level role and roughly $185,000–$255,000 for senior/staff AI or backend roles in the San Francisco market. Company-wide compensation and visa policy are not publicly established.
Benefits
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed as a list price. Services are generally contracted and funded through health-plan or healthcare-organization partnerships; TechCrunch reported services are free to members of partner insurance plans.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$20M–$30M annually (third-party LinkedIn/company-profile estimate; not audited or company-confirmed)
Estimated monthly visits
105.5K
PR Newswire / Sprinter Health · Feb 2026
Sprinter announced Care+ expansion to nearly 25 states and across Medicare, Medicaid, and Marketplace lines of business, with clinical and technical leadership additions.
HCI Innovation Group · Feb 2026
Independent coverage described the hybrid in-home/virtual model, W-2 Sprinter workforce, clinical-data aggregation, and expansion to nearly 25 states.
Home Health Care News · Aug 2025
Melissa Welch discussed Sprinter’s hybrid care model, care-gap closure, health-plan partnerships, AI-enabled routing, and use of the Series B for staff and technology expansion.
PR Newswire · May 2025
Series B announcement: $55M led by General Catalyst, with participation from a16z Bio + Health, Regents of the University of California, GV, and Accel; total funding surpassed $125M.
TechCrunch · May 2025
Sprinter raised a $55M Series B led by General Catalyst, bringing reported total funding to $125M; proceeds targeted geographic, clinical, and technology scale-up.