General Medicine has raised $120M in Series B funding to build the healthcare store.

The round was led by Vineeta Agarwala, MD, PhD, of Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), and is the largest investment to date from a16z's bio + health team. Read the announcement.

About General Medicine

General Medicine is a healthcare store where customers can shop across healthcare: medications, labs, telehealth, specialist e-consults, and select in-person visits and procedures; and choose with confidence. We were founded by the team behind PillPack and Amazon Pharmacy, and we’re building the systems that make upfront pricing and easy booking real. Join an experienced, early-stage team that moves fast and builds with intention.

We are seeking highly motivated physicians who lead with clinical rigor, thrive in fast-moving environments, and are passionate about building something new. As an early team member, you won't just practice medicine— you'll help shape the clinical model, quality standards, and operational playbook for a care delivery system designed to scale.

Our Philosophy

• Patient-Centered Access: We meet patients where they are, guided by evidence-based medicine.

• Whole-Spectrum Adult Care: Urgent, acute, and primary care supported by an internal subspecialist network. No gatekeeping — we move care forward.

• Technology with Purpose: AI-enhanced tools handle intake, documentation, and coordination so clinicians can focus on clinical decisions.

• Accessible, Not Concierge: We accept insurance (including Medicare/Medicaid) and self-pay, with a full operational backbone for referrals, labs, and scheduling.

What You'll Do

• Deliver high-quality adult primary care via video and asynchronous (chat/triage) telemedicine — 36 clinical hours per week.

• Care for a diverse patient population including Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.

• Collaborate with a subspecialist network across medical and surgical disciplines.

• Leverage AI-enhanced workflows (Nabla scribe AI, automated routing, integrated clinical notes) to maximize clinical decision-making time.• Help build clinical guidelines, quality standards, and operational processes as an early team member.

Practice Model

Platforms: Athena (EMR) · Zoom (video) · Zendesk (chat) · Slack (team) · Nabla (scribe AI)

Visit Types: Synchronous video (20-min appointments, max 9 per 4-hr block) and asynchronous triage/chat (3-hr response window).

Shifts: 4–6 hour blocks (Mon–Fri, 7 AM–7 PM MT; weekend/evening expansion underway). Non-clinical tasks handled by operations.

Scope: Adult medicine only. No pediatrics, advanced psychiatry, or controlled substances.

Qualifications

• MD or DO, board-certified in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.

• 2+ years of experience in primary care clinics.

• Active, unrestricted US medical license (multi-state required; credentialing support provided).

• Significant outpatient primary care experience — seasoned clinicians with depth in ambulatory adult medicine.

• Eligible to see Medicare and Medicaid patients (enrolled or willing to enroll as a participating provider).

• Must reside in the United States and deliver all care from within the US.

• Comfortable with telemedicine platforms and technology-driven workflows. DEA license required for credentialing.

Who Thrives Here

• Bought into our mission — you believe telemedicine, done right, transforms patient care.

• Willing to work hard and wear multiple hats in the early days of a startup.

• Collaborative, low-ego, and comfortable with adaptive workflows and rapid iteration.

• Committed to evidence-based autonomy, continuous improvement, and patient-centered care above all.

Compensation & Benefits

• Compensation range: $180,000–$200,000 annually, depending on experience, qualifications, and scope of responsibilities.

• Equity: Equity stake — you're joining early and will share in the company's growth.

• Malpractice: Provided with indefinite tail coverage.

• Licensure & Credentialing: Renewals and expedited credentialing covered.

• Remote: Fully remote from anywhere in the United States.

General Medicine is an equal opportunity employer and considers applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, genetics, or any other basis protected under federal, state, or local law.