New York · Hybrid · $75k–$90k/yr
Granted
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About Granted
Granted exists to change the broken and unfair experience of healthcare and insurance in the U.S. The company is building an AI-powered product to make access to healthcare and insurance expertise hundreds of times more efficient and dramatically more human, transforming the messy, manual work of claims and billing into a proactive, connected service that delivers trusted help instantly, affordably, and at scale. Granted works for the individual—not the employer, insurer, or the healthcare system—and positions itself as a consumer-focused alternative for managing one’s own coverage or care for a family. It is currently in stealth and preparing to launch to everyone soon, while highlighting exceptional user satisfaction.
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Company at a glance
Location
About the Team
Team Distribution
- Engineering46%
- Operations29%
- Product8%
- Design4%
- Leadership4%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Harvard University
- 2.Stanford University
- 3.Georgia Institute of Technology
- 4.Northeastern University
- 5.Washington University in St. Louis
Team Worked At
- Oscar Health
- John Hancock
- Elanco
- Bain & Company
- PwC
Team Composition
21 people- Engineering7 senior8
- Healthcare Services3
- Product Management2
- Entrepreneurship1 senior1
- Leadership1 senior1
- Operations1
Culture & values
The company aims to make healthcare fairer, simpler, and more humane.
Granted positions itself as working for individuals, not employers, insurers, or the healthcare system.
The company seeks to transform the messy, manual work of claims and billing into a proactive, connected product.
The product is intended to deliver trusted help instantly, affordably, and at scale.
Granted aims to make access to healthcare and insurance expertise hundreds of times more efficient.
The culture emphasizes building products that improve fairness and humanity in healthcare.
The company language emphasizes advocacy for users, not institutions, with the motto 'Granted works for you.'
There is a growth-oriented mindset, inviting people who want to do the best work of their career.
Life at Granted
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