Blogs
Learn more about what we at Curai Health are thinking and writing about!
You can find our Research Publications here.
Curai Health Partners with Tufts Medicine to Expand Access to Virtual Care
Today, Curai Health, an AI-powered virtual clinic, announced a new partnership with Tufts Medicine to expand access to high-quality, convenient virtual care to Tufts Medicine patients across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Read MoreCurai Health to Expand Access to Care for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
Today, Curai Health, announced that it is expanding access to high-quality care for individuals experiencing homelessness. This mission is being realized in collaboration with Healthcare in Action, a street-based medical group that provides comprehensive healthcare services for behavioral health and substance use disorders.
Read More
Bringing the Future of Healthcare to the Changing Workforce of Today
Today, we’re excited to announce our partnership with @Woebot Health and PayrollPlans to bring AI-enabled primary and mental healthcare to over 2 million companies employing over 70 million underserved American workers.
Read MoreCurai Health is on Amazon Clinic — A Message From the CEO
From its founding, Curai Health has had a clear mission: scale access to best in class medical expertise and care to every single person on planet Earth. This is predicated on our belief that access to high-quality medical care is something that every person deserves.
Read MoreCurai Health Joins Amazon Clinic’s Virtual Health Care Marketplace
Today, Curai Health announced that it is officially available on Amazon Clinic’s virtual health care marketplace to provide message-based care. Individuals are able to choose Curai Health when seeking support for a broad range of concerns, including UTIs, COVID-19, birth control, and more.
Read More
Part II: What does “product” mean in a virtual healthcare service environment?
And we are back! I was grateful for the fantastic feedback on Part I of “What does “product” mean in a virtual healthcare service environment.” It was encouraging and frustratingly validating to hear from others who have felt the pain and inconsistency of navigating product in healthcare.
Read More
Cloud storage migration with zero downtime
Curai’s mission is to “provide the world’s best healthcare to everyone”. Our platform allows patients to chat with providers about both urgent care and primary care concerns.
Read MoreMaking Bets at Curai
When we started Curai in 2017, I was just a kid at 24 years old, recently having finished my Master’s program at Stanford, and never having held a job outside of internships. I was overconfident in what I knew, what I brought to the table, and in my ability to build a successful company.
Read MoreHow 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 More
2021 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 More
Sometimes 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 More
