Notably, Mr. Molina led an RCM transformation for a $2 billion multispecialty medical group. This transformation involved redesigning authorization workflows, reducing billing/accounts receivable/denial work queues, optimizing vendor contracts, and building RCM dashboards in an analytics platform. The project drove $19 million in cash acceleration and $27 million in recurring net collection improvements. Previously, Mr. Molina led the centralization and process improvement of RCM functions for a national fertility provider, driving $12.4 million in annualized collection improvements, as well as reducing RCM spend by 6.9% and denial inflow rates by 36%.

Additionally, Mr. Molina assisted in buy-side diligence and assessments focused on RCM operations for various healthcare companies, including physician groups, urgent care clinic networks, nephrology practices, and RCM billing service companies. He also built profit and loss statement analytics dashboards with customized electronic medical record data queries for an emergency medical service billing services company.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Molina worked at a healthcare technology startup and Huron Consulting Group. At these organizations, Mr. Molina led multiple workflow and analytics implementations, specializing in patient access, billing, follow-up, and denial methodologies for health systems and physician groups. He also led technology automation strategies for health systems by solutioning and prioritizing automated workflows to maximize financial benefit for clients.

Mr. Molina earned a bachelor’s degree in financial mathematics and statistics from the University of California, Santa Barbara.