“Can a clinic-management EMR become the financial OS for allied health practices?”
Jane started in 2012 as a Canadian practice-management SaaS for allied-health clinics, built by a clinic owner and a developer. Over time it layered embedded finance on top of the EMR — Jane Payments (Stripe-powered) for card acceptance, an insurance-billing add-on, and most recently Clinic Financing by Stripe in the US. The strategic direction is clear: become the operating system and financial layer for allied health clinics.
Jane App processes payments through Stripe.
Jane App uses Stripe Identity for KYC and identity verification.
Jane App's lending and capital products are provided by Stripe Capital.
Jane App uses Stripe for FX and cross-border payouts.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in Jane App's stack: Payments / PSP (Stripe); Lending (Stripe Capital and Clinic Financing by Stripe); KYC (Stripe Identity); FX & payouts (Stripe).
Jane App was founded by Alison Taylor and Trevor Johnston and is founded in 2012, headquartered in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Jane App has raised $112M (plus $359M secondary) in total (latest round: Secondary - Private, $359M).
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