How Revenue Cycle AI Can Save Small Group Practices
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Dr. Fisayo Ositelu completed an MD and MBA, graduating from Stanford University with both degrees in 2013. Rather than complete a clinical residency, he chose to leverage his education by working in Silicon Valley.
Using his medical and business training, he assisted his first employer with developing and selling products to healthcare organizations and financial institutions.
In June of 2019, he cofounded Gentem where he now serves as CEO. Gentem\\u2019s mission is to help physicians in private practice get reimbursed better and faster with less administrative cost. It does this by leveraging technology such as artificial intelligence, automation, and applied data analytics to streamline and accelerate the reimbursement process.
During our conversation, Fisayo explains how he followed the classic Silicon Valley approach to starting the company. He tapped into his network of investors, including former MBA program classmates, and identified a few key angel investors. The story is quite fascinating.
In addition, Fisayo explains how the company can help small practice owners make a comeback, by improving their revenue cycle management and cash flow.\\xa0
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