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When Care and Creativity Collide: Better Processes, Better Care

When Care and Creativity Collide: Better Processes, Better Care
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From a young age, I was drawn to technology and creativity in equal measure. In high school, I fell in love with coding and planned to major in computer science. But when it came time to choose my path, I took a detour. My deep love for theater and music won out, and I chose to study the arts instead. 

After graduation, I worked in food service (as every actor and musician seems to at some point). What started as a flexible way to pay the bills quickly became something more meaningful. I discovered how much I loved connecting with customers, anticipating their needs, and creating memorable experiences. My ability to genuinely care about the people I served, combined with an instinct for prioritizing and working efficiently, allowed me to consistently excel. 

These experiences opened the door to a sales role, where my natural curiosity and care for others met my problem-solving creativity for the first time. Sales became more than just numbers. It was about understanding people, their lives, and their challenges. My analytical mind helped me deeply understand the problems they faced, while my creative side allowed me to craft solutions tailored to their needs. 

I learned that the most fulfilling success did not come from chasing quotas but from helping people achieve their goals. It reminded me of one of my favorite quotes: 

“You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”
— Zig Ziglar 

Eventually, my love for technology resurfaced, and I decided to transition into a technical role as a software developer. But I knew I did not just want to write code. I wanted to consult, collaborate, and care, using my skills to help clients solve complex problems and reach their goals. 

Today, my journey has come full circle: 

  • My care for people fuels meaningful connections. 
  • My curiosity drives me to ask the right questions and deeply understand challenges. 
  • My creativity and analytical mindset work together to design and deliver effective solutions. 

This intersection of care and creativity is where I do my best work, and it is where I believe the most meaningful innovation happens. 

Making a Difference in Healthcare

One of the most rewarding ways I get to apply this approach is through my work in healthcare technology. I partner with healthcare providers to help them manage one of their most complex and critical challenges: the revenue cycle. 

Every day, providers face the difficult task of navigating insurance approvals to ensure patients get the care they need. 

Before treatment, services must often be authorized by insurance companies. When claims are denied, providers have to go through a detailed review process to fight for coverage. 

When this process is inefficient, everyone suffers: 

  • Patients may experience delays or financial stress while waiting for approvals. 
  • Providers struggle to balance the demands of care with the administrative burden of keeping their organizations financially stable. 

By streamlining these processes, I help healthcare organizations work more efficiently, ensuring that patients can access care with the benefits they have paid for, while providers can focus on delivering that care rather than fighting paperwork battles. 

This work brings my journey full circle. Whether it is building technology solutions, strengthening relationships, or solving deeply rooted problems, I get to combine my care for people with my passion for creative problem-solving. 

In healthcare, the stakes are higher than ever, and when care and creativity collide, the results do not just improve systems. They change lives. 

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