Sunil Konda (left) will become chief product officer and vice president of products, and Shehan Wijayanayake will become vice president of client services. [Photos: Synergen]
Dallas-based SYNERGEN Health announced that Sunil Konda has been promoted to chief product officer and vice president of product, and Shehan Wijayanayake has been promoted to vice president of customer service.
SYNERGEN, a leading provider of technology-enabled revenue cycle services and solutions for healthcare organizations, says these moves support its growth and offer innovative new revenue cycle solutions, services and processes. He said it shows continued efforts.
“The promotions of Sunil and Shehan continue an exciting period of growth for SYNERGEN,” co-founder and managing partner Duminda Gunawardena said in a statement. “As we continue to grow from strength to strength, our amazing team continues to grow as well. We are confident in our ability to positively impact the U.S. healthcare industry.”
Product development
Mr. Conda, who previously served as vice president of products, has 16 years of experience in patient engagement, mobility, accountable care organizations (ACOs), population health, revenue cycle, interoperability and integration, analytics, data management, and supply chain management. I have experience.
Since joining SYNERGEN Health in 2014, Konda has led the company's position as a transformative innovator in the healthcare revenue cycle through the design and implementation of proven technology solutions, robotic process automation, AI, and advanced analytics. has contributed to solidifying the As chief product officer and vice president of products, Konda will continue to lead all product initiatives and drive the development of new and existing solutions across the SYNERGEN technology solution suite, the company said.
“I am honored to be promoted to chief product officer and vice president of products,” Konta said in a statement. “My team and I have made great strides in transforming RCM technology solutions in meaningful ways to help our clients truly optimize their revenue cycle operations. Looking to the future, our client partners We are excited to continue developing more innovative solutions to help customers achieve significant financial results and efficiencies.”
customer service
Mr. Wijayanayake has been with SYNERGEN Health since 2013 and previously held the role of Vice President of Client Services.
Wijayanayake has over 20 years of experience building customer relationships and leading results-oriented teams. Throughout his tenure, he has deepened SYNERGEN's commitment to service excellence and is committed to providing strategic guidance to customers, contributing significantly to the company's revenue, customer retention, and growth.
“I am extremely excited to serve as vice president of client services,” Wijayanayake said in a statement. “My team and I act as a direct link between our clients and delivery teams. We deeply value the trust our customers place in us and approach our work every day with passion and drive. “As a result, I remain committed to advocating for the rights of our clients and working closely with our team to continue delivering the value and high-quality service our clients rely on.”
The company said Kond and Wijayanayake's promotions follow the recent appointment of Robert Marinich to vice president of sales.
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