Intelizen helps healthcare organizations fight underpayments and automate reconciliation by enforcing payer contract terms.
Mohnish has always been an innovator. He started a tutoring business back in high school and never stopped chasing what’s next. Early in his career, he held consulting roles at Deloitte and Accenture, helping large health systems modernize their operations. Later, he joined DocuSign, where he led enterprise initiatives for healthcare organizations focused on compliance and contract efficiency It was there that Mohnish found his calling at the intersection of product, healthcare, and AI.
Seeing how much money hospitals lose simply because contracts and claims don’t speak the same language made the problem impossible to ignore.
After years spent building products that solved complex, unstructured problems, he began asking a bigger question: what if we could rebuild business operations from the ground up, this time for industries where inefficiency costs more than just time? That question led him back to healthcare, where fragmented payer contracts and complex claims data stand in the way of fair, fast reimbursement. And from there came a clear purpose: Intelizen.
Today, Mohnish leads with the same traits that got him here: curiosity, resourcefulness, and a belief in transformative ideas. He’s focused on designing intelligent AI systems that solve real problems — in one of the few industries where fixing inefficiencies isn’t just about working faster or smarter, but about directly improving people’s lives and access to care.
with a shared desire to improve healthcare’s revenue and contract gaps.
When the team isn't busy shaping what’s next for Intelizen, they can be found debating song choices for the Intelizen Tunez playlist, a light hearted reminder that great partnerships, like music, works best when everyone’s in sync. It’s the same spirit Intelizen was founded on: being the teammate that brings cohesion and clarity to every deal.