Healthie lands Becker's telehealth honor as CEO Erica Jain gets rising star nod

Healthie was named to Becker's Telehealth Companies to Know in 2026 list, while CEO and co-founder Erica Jain was included on Becker's Rising Stars: Healthcare Leaders Under 40 list. The recognitions underscore Healthie's role as an infrastructure platform for outpatient care and Jain's growing profile in digital health.

Why it matters: - Healthie's latest Becker's honors reinforce the company's position in outpatient and telehealth infrastructure. - The recognition highlights both the platform's scale and the leadership behind a category that supports care delivery, operations, and compliance. - Healthie said the awards come as more care teams look for software that can grow with specialty outpatient practices.

What happened: - Healthie announced two Becker's Hospital Review recognitions on October 7, 2026. - Becker's included Healthie on its Telehealth Companies to Know in 2026 list. - Becker's named CEO and co-founder Erica Jain to its Rising Stars: Healthcare Leaders Under 40 in 2026 list. - Both lists were curated by Becker's Healthcare through editorial research and nominations.

The details: - Healthie processes more than 3 billion API calls each month. - The platform handles scheduling, billing, documentation, and compliance infrastructure for more than 40,000 clinicians. - Those clinicians use Healthie to reach 22 million patients. - Becker's described Healthie as an EHR and infrastructure platform built for outpatient and value-based care. - Becker's also said customers build on Healthie's platform, which has been profitable for most of its lifetime to date. - Becker's said Jain joins emerging leaders who are “rewriting what's possible in healthcare” while driving innovation, better outcomes, and bold leadership at age 40 or younger. - Jain co-founded Healthie in 2016 with CTO Cavan Klinsky. - Healthie has expanded across behavioral health, nutrition, chronic care, women's health, and longevity organizations over the past decade. - Jain said Healthie was built “for the long haul” and that outpatient care organizations deserve infrastructure that grows with them. - Healthie said the company is proud to support teams building the future of care delivery on its platform. - The company said these recognitions are its second and third Becker's honors in 2026. - Jain was previously named to Becker's Women in Health IT to Know list. - Healthie has also appeared on TIME's World's Top HealthTech Companies 2026 list and the Digital Health New York 100 for four straight years.

Between the lines: - The Becker's recognition points to a broader shift in digital health toward infrastructure providers, not just consumer-facing telehealth brands. - Healthie's scale metrics suggest the company is operating as a back-end system of record and workflow layer for outpatient care. - Jain's inclusion signals that investors and industry observers continue to reward founders who pair product depth with durable business models.

What's next: - Healthie is likely to continue positioning itself as core infrastructure for specialty outpatient care. - The company will keep leaning on third-party recognition as it expands across additional care categories and grows its platform footprint.

The bottom line: - Healthie is using scale, profitability, and category focus to stand out in a crowded digital health market, and Becker's is validating that strategy.**