What You Should Have Been Paid (ft. Xinan Rahman)

Xinan Rahman founded a company that matches incoming payments against payer contracts, catching underpayments as they happen rather than months later. His father named him with an X instead of the usual Z, because his kids were going to be different. He did the same with Xinan's sister. In this episode of DGTL Voices, Xinan tells Edward Marx about growing up in Bangladesh, why he studied computer science as a practical decision rather than a passion, and how reading his own hospital bill in college made him curious about what health systems actually get paid. He also explains why revenue cycle staff are not the problem and what he thinks comes after underpayments. Connect with Marx Advisory at https://bio.marxadvisory.com/