I bring money back to people who need it.
That’s what I do.
Getting into healthcare was really an accident.
So I was a classically trained portrait painter
working in graphic design, that’s my undergrad.
And we wound up back in Nashville when my mom was sick,
and came back home looking for a job.
And my sister said, “I love my job.
You need to come check it out, they’re hiring.”
And I applied, and I have been here for 18 years.
And I couldn’t imagine being anywhere else.
Navigating the healthcare system is complicated for any patient,
and taking all of the confusion, the paperwork,
having one place for them to go,
one place for them to access information
and contact their doctors, their insurance companies,
understand what their cost is going to be is a huge win
over where we’ve been for the last several years.
The opportunities are limitless.
You can learn something new every single day,
you can meet someone new every single day.
And all of it is advancing healthcare and our information technology
to make the healthcare space a better place for everyone.