While consumers obsess over flashy telehealth apps, Wheel is building the critical infrastructure behind the scenes—turning virtual care from a feature into a platform. With $215.6M in funding and 303 employees, they're not chasing patients; they're enabling the entire ecosystem.

"The most valuable companies in healthcare aren't the ones patients see—they're the ones doctors rely on to deliver care."

The data reveals a company in growth mode but still early in its market penetration. With only 29,511 monthly visits and a global rank of #1,027,149, Wheel isn't a household name—and that's intentional. Their 'undefined' country traffic (78.3%) suggests either measurement issues or a highly concentrated enterprise customer base. The real story is in the search data: 'wheel health' (950 monthly searches) and 'wheel virtual care' (270 searches) show a niche but engaged audience searching for their specific brand and solutions.

• Platform-first approach: They're the Shopify of virtual care, not the Amazon
• Clinician-centric model: 'Clinicians' is in their login domain (clinicians.wheel.health)
• Enterprise DNA: Contact sales, not sign-up, is the primary CTA
• Pragmatic tech stack: Built for speed, not showmanship