General Manager | Las Vegas
adaptive innovationsLas Vegas (NV)
About the role
The Company
We are fixing US healthcare by building an AI-native physical care platform, starting with home health. Home health is a $140B industry generating less than $10B in EBITDA — roughly 40% of revenue is consumed by pure administrative waste. We automate that waste with AI, creating a fundamentally different cost structure that lets us rapidly take market share by serving the 30% of patients who go untreated today. By reshaping the cost structure of this industry, we unlock its growth. We've built one of the best AI teams in the world (from Character AI, Scale, Palantir, Citadel, Jane Street) and paired them with healthcare operators, ex-MBB strategists, and growth veterans to build a new type of healthcare company — one that delivers care at the speed of a technology company. Our platform already operates at materially higher gross margins than traditional home health providers. We pay clinicians more, strip out their admin burden, and unlock the scale economics that have eluded this fragmented industry for decades. We're backed by world-class investors (Felicis, Bain Capital Ventures, BoxGroup, Optum Ventures) and scaling nationally through a combination of organic growth and acquisition. Every dollar of revenue we generate removes two dollars from the healthcare system. If we succeed, so does US healthcare.
The Opportunity:
We're hiring General Managers to own and operate individual markets as we scale our AI-enabled Post Acute Care platform nationally. This is a P&L ownership role. You will run your market — a metropolitan area or MSA — as your own business. You own the census, the margin, the team, the clinical quality, and the growth trajectory. You operate with a broad mandate: hit your numbers, build your team, win your market. This is a "run a business, not a workstream" role. Some GMs will take over existing operations and transform them. Others will stand up new markets from scratch, including post-acquisition integrations. All will be expected to operate with the intensity, ownership, and judgment of a founder running a business
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