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Turquoise Health

Hospitals and Health Care

Turquoise Health is a transparency platform that enables precision pricing and intelligent contracting for finance teams across the healthcare industry.

Is Turquoise Health hiring?

Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Turquoise Health has 16 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Turquoise Health is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

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November: 0 new roles.

Customers

All 11 companies Turquoise Health names as customers.

Customers hiring now8

Case studies2

Other customers1

  • HonorHealth

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Turquoise Health's customers.

““Some of those exact questions that AskTQ raised were the ones leadership would have asked. So we had the answers ready.””

Stephanie Hanscom · Director of Managed Care Contracts · UNC Health

““Turquoise offered a platform that solved almost all of our problems,” he said. “It created a stable place for our contracts to live, a stable place to access and answer questions, and a stable place to research our own positioning.””

Scott Trott · System Vice President of Managed Care · UNC Health

“"I'm confident that we can do it all again. But I'm also confident because we're going to have the ability to both defend and advocate for what it is we need going forward."”

Scott Trott · System Vice President of Managed Care · UNC Health

“The Turquoise team joins our calls, asks real questions about what we're seeing in the field, and helps us translate that into something we can actually use with customers," said Silver. "That's what makes this partnership work.”

Shannon Silver · Field Reimbursement Manager · Recor Medical

“The partnership has been exceptional. The ease of use, the ease of contacting the team when we need help. It's been a really good experience.”

Pascale Duroseau · Field Reimbursement Manager · Recor Medical
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“I never heard anybody discouraging the process,' said Lang. 'It was more that everybody was excited because they could see the end and what it was going to do. Everything's going to be better.”

Kevin Lang · Loma Linda University Health

“You can't say this with many vendors, but this has definitely been a pleasure.”

Clapp · Loma Linda University Health

“It's allowed us to be more strategic in what we do. For some of the contracts, we can now lump lighter contracts together and free up time for contractors to work on projects like helping the business office in collections or supporting departments on business development,”

Clapp · Loma Linda University Health

“The AI functionality, AskTQ, is above and beyond what I had originally hoped for. Our contractors use it to compare contracts, surface clause language in real time, query billing timeframes across every payer. It's changed how we work.”

Clapp · Loma Linda University Health

“When you can simplify the process so that each contractor is responsible for their contracts, it creates accountability and reliability in a way that wasn't possible before.”

Kevin Lang · Vice President of Payer Contracting · Loma Linda University Health

“Before, it was hours or days depending on the magnitude. Now it's a matter of minutes. I can respond within an hour to most questions we get,”

Clapp · Loma Linda University Health

“Turquoise speaks our language. They understand healthcare where a lot of vendors really didn't,”

Clapp · Loma Linda University Health

“The biggest risk was having leadership need information and not being able to get it to them in a timely manner. It sometimes delayed being able to get the information they needed to make decisions.”

Don Clapp · Director of Payer Contracting · Loma Linda University Health

““Partnering with Turquoise was a no-brainer. Their expertise in navigating transparency data has become integral to how we deliver value every day.””

Alex Healion · Vice President of Client Experience · Innovu

““Access to hospital and payer transparency data has made our site-of-care strategy significantly more powerful,””

Alex Healion · Vice President of Client Experience · Innovu

““The support we get on that side is fantastic and really keeps us moving to support clients at the end of the day.””

Alex Healion · Vice President of Client Experience · Innovu

““Turquoise amplifies that strength by extending visibility beyond what claims alone can show.””

Alex Healion · Vice President of Client Experience · Innovu

AI launches and partners

What Turquoise Health has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • LaunchAI organizes contract informationAI organizes critical contract information for easy search and tracking.
  • LaunchAI-enabled document taggingTurquoise uses AI-enabled document tagging to extract key contract data.
  • LaunchTurquoise APIThe Turquoise API provides programmatic access for LLM applications, automated reporting, or workflows that need healthcare pricing data.
  • LaunchAskTQAskTQ is AI that knows everything about contracts, policies and rates and lets users search across rates and contracting data.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Python
  • SQL

Tech stack

Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Libraries
Swiper
jQuery
GSAP
Lottie
CDN
Amazon CloudFront
jsDelivr

Company facts

Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Sector (NAICS)
Information
Peer
CVS Health

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Questions about Turquoise Health

Is Turquoise Health hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Turquoise Health has 16 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Sales (4), Developer (3), and Product/Project Management (3).
Who are Turquoise Health's customers?
Turquoise Health names 11 customers, including Quest Diagnostics, UNC Health, AON, Merck, and Harvard.
What skills does Turquoise Health look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Python and SQL.
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