Medplum GTM brain
Medplum provides an open-source, FHIR-native developer platform for building and operating clinical applications.
category
Healthcare developer platform and headless EHRmarket profile
- text: Healthcare builders need clinical data infrastructure, interoperable workflows and security controls without rebuilding each foundation.
- text: Open-source and API-first clinical platforms compete with packaged EHRs and FHIR infrastructure; hosting choice changes operational responsibilities.
personas
- title: Healthcare startup CTOpains:
- Shipping differentiated clinical workflows without building an EHR backend from scratch
- Choosing between control of the stack and operational burden
- title: Healthcare application engineerpains:
- Modeling patient data and implementing FHIR APIs
- Building secure authentication, integrations and workflow automation
- title: Clinical operations or product leadpains:
- Off-the-shelf EHR workflows do not match the care model
- Coordinating intake, scheduling and care across disconnected tools
icp
- text: Digital health companies with engineering teams building custom care delivery or patient engagement software.
- text: Providers, life sciences organizations and healthcare enterprises needing FHIR-based clinical workflows and integrations.
- text: Early-stage teams can prototype on the free tier; production and enterprise buyers need appropriate support and agreements.
message pillars
- text: Ship clinical applications on a reusable open-source platform.
- text: Build with a FHIR-native data foundation.
- text: Customize workflows using production-ready apps.
objections
- objection: Will open source leave us responsible for hosting and maintenance?response: Compare hosted plans and enterprise self-hosting; the pricing page says self-hosted operations remain customer-managed.
- objection: Can this support our compliance and integration requirements?response: Review the specific hosted agreement, BAA, certifications and integration scope for your intended deployment.
- objection: Is the free tier enough for patient care?response: The free tier is described for prototyping and learning; evaluate paid production plans and usage charges before rollout.
competitors
- name: Canvas Medicalwhy: API-first clinical platform for custom healthcare workflows.
- name: Healthiewhy: API-first EHR platform for digital health providers.
- name: Smile CDRwhy: Commercial FHIR infrastructure and services for healthcare data exchange.
influencers
- name: Brendan Keelerwhy: Health API writer quoted on Medplum's homepage.
keywords
- FHIR server open source
- headless EHR API
- healthcare developer platform
- FHIR native EHR
- build custom EHR
- HIPAA compliant healthcare API
- clinical workflow automation
voice
- developer-oriented
- practical
- confident
signals
- text: A digital health company is hiring engineers to build a custom EHR or patient platform.
- text: A healthcare team is migrating clinical data to FHIR or replacing a restrictive legacy system.
- text: A prototype is approaching patient-facing production and needs security agreements and support.
stack
- FHIR
- React
- TypeScript
- GraphQL
- GitHub
hiring
- General Counsel
- Head of Security
- Security Engineer
- Full Stack Engineer
- Forward Deployed Engineer
- Account Executive
pricing
model: freemium
starting price: $0/month; Production starts at $2,000/month
motion
hybridchannels
- GitHub
- developer documentation
- Discord
- events
- sales demos
confidence
highFounders
- name: Reshma Khilnanititle: Founderrole: Founderbio: Reshma is CEO of Medplum. In the recent past she was a Visiting Group Partner at YC. Reshma Khilnani was co-founded of MedXT (YC W13 acquired by Box) and Droplet (now Kit.com). Early in her career she held roles at Facebook and Microsoft. Reshma has a BS and MEng from MIT in EECS. She lives in San Francisco and owns reshma.com
- name: Cody Ebbersontitle: Founder/CTOrole: CTObio: Cody is CTO of Medplum, an open source healthcare data platform. In the past, he was a Director of Engineering at One Medical, Healthcare Engineering Lead at Box, and co-founded MedXT (YC W13 acquired by Box). Cody holds a BS in Computer Science and an MBA from Harvard Business School.