NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–MedReview, Inc., a leading provider of payment integrity, utilization management and quality surveillance services, is pleased to welcome Himanshu R. Shah as its new chief financial officer. A certified public account and information systems auditor, Shah oversees the company’s finance and accounting functions including cost accounting and reporting, financial planning and analysis, cash flow management, financial reporting and the implementation of new processes and controls for optimal day-to-day operations.
“Himanshu brings a wealth of experience in health care finance and accounting to MedReview, and we are very excited to welcome him to our senior leadership team,” said MedReview Chief Executive Officer Spencer Young. “Himanshu has tremendous expertise in financial data analytics and will play an integral role in helping us achieve our strategic goals.”
Prior to joining MedReview, Shah was the chief financial officer for Lighthouse Guild International, a managed care plan dedicated to assisting visually impaired individuals, where he was responsible for accounting, financial planning, cost reduction, financial auditing, risk management, and financial reporting. Previously, Shah served as vice president and controller for Affinity Health Plan and senior director of business intelligence for Emblem Health.
Himanshu earned bachelor’s degrees in commerce and law from Gujarat University in India, and his master’s in business administration (MBA) from Wayne State University in Detroit.
About MedReview
Headquartered in the financial district of New York City and serving all U.S. states and territories, MedReview has been a leading provider of payment integrity, utilization management and quality surveillance services for more than 40 years. A physician-led organization with a passion for ensuring that health care claims fairly represent the care provided, MedReview provides timely independent hospital billing audits and clinical validation reviews on behalf of health plans, government agencies and Taft-Hartley organizations, saving millions of dollars for its clients each year.
