What Vumedi changed

• Added a detailed list of 27 medical specialties, including Cardiology, Neurology, and Orthopedics.
• Removed specific growth numbers (34K, 8K, 2, 6%) from the "Education at scale" section, leaving only the unit labels (K, %, etc.).
• Updated internal tracking IDs on all video links.

Vumedi is moving from a general claim of "growing every day" to showing exactly which medical fields they cover. This makes their platform look more comprehensive and helps clinicians quickly see if the site has content for their specific job.

• Added specific numbers to the impact section: 34K clinicians, 8K peer-to-peer videos, and 6% hospital contribution rate.
• Removed a detailed list of 27 medical specialties (from Anesthesiology to Urology).
• Removed a short paragraph inviting people to work at the company.

The platform has removed a long list of specific medical specialties from its homepage, which might signal a shift in focus or a site redesign. They also added specific numbers to their performance metrics.

• The testimonial section header changed from "What doctors are saying" to "What clinicians are saying."
• The list of medical specialties was re-alphabetized.
• "Adult & Family Medicine" was moved from the bottom of the list to the very first position.
• Internal tracking IDs within video URLs were updated.

The platform updated how it presents its medical coverage by moving "Adult & Family Medicine" to the top of the list and re-alphabetizing other categories. This suggests a shift in how they want to be perceived by primary care providers or how they organize their content library.