Autonomize AI

Autonomize AI is growing fast — and today, we get to welcome six exceptional people who make our mission stronger. Every one of them brings a level of talent, purpose, and expertise that lifts the entire company: • Shasta Nair, Senior Product Manager — six years at Deloitte building digital solutions that improved the healthcare experience for millions. • Jason Causey, Engineer — already shaping practicality and impact of AI in the real world, with heavy experience in multi-modal AI Agent platforms and analytics systems. • Kamala Kanaka Sundaram, Technical Program Manager — 15+ years leading large-scale programs at UnitedHealth Group, Microsoft, and Maximus, ensuring technology delivers measurable impact. • Luis Yax, DevOps Engineer — the kind of cloud and automation expert who keeps AI systems running fast, safe, and scalable. • Mahboobeh, Machine Learning Engineer – researcher and builder specializing in Generative AI, LLMs, RAG, and multimodal systems designed for real-world healthcare. • Malorie Guerrero, Clinical Quality Specialist — a nurse leader with a decade of hands-on experience improving patient safety, quality improvement initiatives, and clinical workflows. 🙏 We’re grateful to have them here. And so proud of the team we’re building. 📸 Meet each of them in the carousel below. ☑️ Folks...we're hiring and growing. Be a part of us! Open roles here: https://lnkd.in/gwnum8YN #teamwork #helpingothers

Sharing a key open role. Please read on... It is rare to join a team that is already reshaping how major healthcare enterprises run. Autonomize AI is at that point. Check it out. Our AI Agents and ready-to-deploy workflows are in production with three of the five largest health plans in the United States. Across Utilization Management, Care Management, Appeals and Grievances, Claims, and Pharmacy operations, the results have been real, measurable, and meaningful for the people doing the work every day. 🙋🏽♂️👩🏻👨💻 Behind that progress is a team of clinicians, engineers, operators, and leaders who know how to deliver outcomes in some of the most complex environments in healthcare. ☑️ As demand grows, we are adding a Director of Client Success to help guide our next phase of enterprise partnerships. This role will work directly with executives and operational leaders as they move from pilot-stage AI to fully governed, AI-native operations. It is a chance to influence strategy, deepen trust, and help organizations realize the potential of AI in their most important workflows. If this sounds like the kind of challenge that motivates you, we would like to meet you. Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/dzMac3Rs

🤩 The message at Becker’s Payer Issues Roundtable was unambiguous. Health plans have outgrown incremental change. ☑️ Read the full Becker’s recap here: https://lnkd.in/gqv6Bib8 Leaders described the same pressure points shaping their daily reality. • Regulatory demands tightening. • Workforce strain rising. • Data scattered across systems that were never designed to work together. Everyone agreed that automating old workflows will not carry plans into the next phase. The future depends on coordinated, context-aware AI that strengthens decision-making from end to end. During an AI-focused session, our CEO Ganesh Padmanabhan offered three clear markers for how AI succeeds inside payers. • Match the tool to the problem. AI is not a single model. It works when leaders manage it as a portfolio instead of scattered pilots. • Design for the full workflow. Improving one step only shifts the burden. Real efficiency requires redesign that supports everyone involved. • Treat each authorization as a signal. A PET scan request, for example, is the start of a care journey. With orchestration, AI can anticipate next steps and help teams intervene sooner. The discussions across both days reflected the same shift. Day 1 focused on how strategy, clinical leadership, and operations are now inseparable as plans work to improve network performance, Medicare Advantage, and chronic care. Day 2 moved toward interoperability, CMS-0057, and prior authorization reform, where data exchange and AI-enabled workflows are becoming core performance expectations. Key takeaway: When AI is grounded in context and built to support complete workflows, it becomes a force multiplier across the enterprise. Health plans that move in this direction are not just modernizing operations. They are rebuilding the foundation of how care is delivered.

Yesterday, we had an unexpected spark from a an inspiring guest that dropped by our HQ in Austin... Dr. Pritesh H. Gandhi Chief Health Equity & Community Impact Officer at CommonSpirit Health—formerly with HHS and Walmart Health. He talked with our team about how the opportunities that health systems have, with AI, to improve both access to care as well as reducing the cost of care. Dr. Gandhi has spent his career focused on the “long game” of health equity, stronger primary care, and addressing the social drivers of health in communities across the country. Grateful for all the terrific insights, valuable takeaways, and thoughtful dialogue shared by this physician "maverick" and public health leader. #patientcentered #improvingcare

👨🏼💼👩🏽⚕️👩🏻💻 Join the Team Shaping AI that Runs Healthcare Growth brings opportunity—and purpose. At Autonomize AI, we’re building technology that helps healthcare teams spend less time managing systems and more time caring for people. Every new teammate helps turn that vision into reality. We’re looking for a Customer Engagement Manager who thrives where relationships, outcomes, and execution meet. Someone who can translate ambition into measurable value—guiding health enterprises from implementation to impact. If you’ve led complex customer journeys in healthcare, understand the art of alignment across clinical, operational, and technical teams, and love turning data into stories of progress—you’ll feel right at home here. Come help us build AI that runs healthcare for the humans who make it work. Learn more → Apply here https://lnkd.in/dzhj-s3e #dedication #missiondriven

Autonomize AI keeps growing—and so does the incredible team building the future of healthcare operations. This week, we’re thrilled to welcome three new colleagues whose experience, energy, and curiosity strengthen our mission: • Marc Aliotta, Director of Growth Operations & Strategy – an Army Ranger turned strategist who builds momentum through structure, trust, and measurable progress. • Sharon Rose Joseph, Finance Manager – bringing precision and perspective from KPMG and PAR Actives Technology, along with a calm, steady leadership that makes complexity look simple. • John Peter V Operations Manager – a healthcare operations expert who understands both processes and the people behind them, making systems more human and efficient. Each of them adds a new dimension to our work—and reminds us that great technology is built by great people. More about them on our carousel! 💡Welcome to the team, Marc, Sharon, and John ☑️ We're hiring. We're growing. Open roles here: https://lnkd.in/gwnum8YN #teamwork #futurehealthcare

📈👏 Autonomize AI joins the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program Autonomize AI has been selected to participate in the Microsoft for Startups Pegasus Program, an invite-only initiative that helps high-growth, venture-backed startups scale through Microsoft’s technical enablement and global enterprise network. Built on Microsoft Azure, Autonomize’s healthcare-native AI Agents help healthcare enteprises to scale AI innovation, reduce administrative burden, accelerate decisions, and improve the care experience. Through Pegasus, we will: • Expand access by publishing Autonomize AI solutions directly on Microsoft Marketplace for easy discovery and deployment • Accelerate adoption through collaboration with Microsoft’s enterprise customer teams • Drive measurable outcomes through coordinated go-to-market efforts and shared customer engagements As noted from Ganesh Padmanabhan, CEO of Autonomize AI: “With Microsoft’s collaboration, we’re positioned to bring our accountable AI Agents to more healthcare enterprises—reducing administrative burden, empowering clinical teams, and accelerating care decisions in an industry that urgently needs both efficiency and trust,” Autonomize and Microsoft share a commitment to helping organizations scale trustworthy AI innovation responsibly—so healthcare can move as fast as the people who make it work. 📢 Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/g5vwGs_J Microsoft for Startups Sally Ann Frank Leonardo Loro Kim Swafford Tom Pauly

Yesterday at Becker’s 2025 Payer Issues Roundtable, our CEO, Ganesh Padmanabhan, shared a vision that cut through the noise around AI in healthcare. During a session panel with leaders from Humana, GuideWell, eHealth, and Florida Blue, Ganesh reminded the room that AI isn’t one magic bullet—it’s a portfolio of tools for a portfolio of problems. Citing that too often, health plans are “squeezing the balloon”—fixing one workflow only to create friction somewhere else. The real progress, he explained, comes when organizations stop thinking in pilots and start thinking in platforms. A platform mindset connects the dots across intake, evidence assembly, and determinations—helping health plans own their roadmap and scale consistency across operations. When the conversation turned to addressing how plans can use AI to address to taboo topic of affordability in healthcare, Ganesh said it best: “If you fix the business of care, you can fix the cost of care.” By using AI to remove waste and simplify how data, people, and processes connect, health plans can reduce operational drag and deliver tangible savings back to members. The Autonomize AI team had a terrific time—sharing insightful and forward-thinking conversations with health plan leaders and SMEs, who are fully committed to reducing administrative burden, partnering with providers, and deliver better member experiences. #healthtech #healthcareleaders Special thanks to Becker's Healthcare + co-panelists Anne Hoverson, Umair Lateef, MBA PMP and Atul Kumar

We’re at #Beckers - let's meet! The Autonomize AI team is in Chicago today and tomorrow for the Becker’s 4th Annual Fall Payer Issues Roundtable, connecting with health plan leaders who are shaping the next era of healthcare performance. Representing Autonomize this week: Ganesh Padmanabhan, CEO – speaking today on “Leveraging AI and Digital Technologies for Enhanced Health Plan Performance.” Scott Brennan, Head of Growth Kapil Modi, VP of Customer Success & Partnerships We’re looking forward to meaningful conversations with payers and partners about how AI and digital innovation are empowering healthcare enterprises to become truly AI-native—achieving faster decisions, lower costs, and better outcomes for members and clinicians alike. 📍 Chicago, IL 🗓️ October 27–28, 2025 🤝 If you’re attending Becker’s, let’s connect.

Last night, in Austin, our team joined some of the most inspiring innovators at the A-LIST Awards, where Autonomize AI was honored to be named as a finalist. The A-LIST Awards recognize the region’s most visionary leaders and trailblazing startups driving the next wave of industry transformation—spotlighting Central Texas’ growing influence as a national leader in innovation and technology. For Autonomize AI, that innovation is already delivering results. Our AI-powered Agents and workflows are in production at 3 of the 5 largest U.S. health enteprrises, transforming core workflows across utilization management, care management, and claims. In live deployments, we’ve helped enterprises cut review times by more than 55%, reclaim 36,000+ clinical hours each month, and achieve 3–5× ROI within 6–12 months. Being recognized here, in our hometown of Austin, means a lot. This is where the vision started—to build AI that runs healthcare, for the humans who make it work. #loudandproud #purposedriven