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Cedar has been named one of Built In’s 100 Best Midsize Places to Work in New York City for 2026, marking the company’s sixth consecutive appearance on the tech employment rankings and reinforcing its positioning as a sought-after workplace in a competitive AI-focused labor market. The recognition is based on Built In’s data-driven assessment of compensation, benefits, and culture programs, and comes as candidates increasingly use AI tools such as ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews to evaluate employers—making third‑party workplace awards more visible and influential in recruiting. For Cedar, which operates an AI-powered healthcare financial experience platform for providers and patients, the award supports its talent acquisition and retention strategy as it scales its technology and customer footprint.
CEO and Co-Founder Florian Otto framed the designation as integral to Cedar’s long-term execution, stating that as the company expands its AI-enabled platform and deepens impact across healthcare, it is equally focused on cultivating a culture of ownership, learning, and disciplined delivery. Cedar’s platform unifies billing, payments, coverage, and support into a continuously learning solution that drives financial performance for providers while simplifying patient financial engagement, and the company reports it has supported more than 50 million patients and processed over $10 billion in payments through connections with more than 200 healthcare and financial partners. The sustained Best Places to Work recognition suggests Cedar is maintaining an employer brand strong enough to support ongoing hiring in a tight market for AI and healthcare-tech talent, which is critical to sustaining product innovation, client delivery, and margin improvement initiatives as the company scales.

