Benchify provides an execution layer for healthcare contracts, applying contract logic across audits, claim processing, and optimization. Payments are calculated correctly today, while contract performance becomes measurable and improvable over time.
Benchify is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Executable healthcare contracts. The founders listed are Juan Castaño (Founder/CEO), Max von Hippel (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 1, 2024).
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Benchify provides an execution layer for healthcare contracts, applying contract logic across audits, claim processing, and optimization. Payments are calculated correctly today, while contract performance becomes measurable and improvable over time.
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Benchify compiles a benefit contract into rules and runs your claims through it, so you can see what the language actually costs. Where a term doesn't resolve to one rule, every defensible reading is priced, and every figure traces to the clause that produced it.
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Juan Castaño
Founder/CEO
Juan Castaño is the co-founder and CEO of Benchify. Prior to Benchify, Juan bought and sold a business for 5x MOIC, created MVPs for 9+ clients as a UI/UX designer, devised GTM strategy at Instawork (Series C), initiated a growth product team at Klaviyo (pre-IPO), and advised on due diligence transactions at McKinsey & Company. Juan studied Economics and Human-centered design at Dartmouth and holds an MBA from MIT Sloan.
Max von Hippel
Founder/CTO
Max von Hippel holds a PhD in Computer Science from Northeastern University, focused on security and interactive theorem proving. Before that, he completed a BS in Pure Mathematics at the University of Arizona. But most importantly, he holds a Blue Belt from 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu. Max grew up in Anchorage Alaska and is deeply passionate about software assurance (who isn't?).
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