CombineHealth (YC W23) — Automating healthcare revenue cycle management with AI workforce
Preventing revenue leakage in health systems using AI
CombineHealth is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2023 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Automating Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management with AI Workforce. The founders listed are Sourabh Agrawal (Founder), Shikha Mohanty (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, February 7, 2023).
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Healthcare AI Revenue Cycle Management Software | CombineHealth
AI-powered healthcare revenue cycle management software to reduce denials, automate coding and billing workflows, and improve collections across the revenue cycle.
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Sourabh Agrawal
Founder
Sourabh has been building and deploying machine-learning models for the last 8 years. Previously he co-founded Insane.ai (an AI-powered fitness app) - a seed-funded startup where he built state-of-the-art computer vision models, scaled the product to 150k+ users, and grew the team to 20+ members. Before starting up, Sourabh worked as an AI consultant at Bosch (autonomous driving) & a quant associate at Goldman Sachs. He graduated from IIT Bombay, where he studied Electrical Engineering.
Shikha Mohanty
Founder
Shikha was a venture builder and SaaS investor in the past. She has worked with several deeptech companies in her previous work experience and has contributed to their growth journeys by providing support on their GTM startegy
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