Nym Health Appoints OrPeles as Senior Vice President of Research & Development

Fremont, CA: Nym Health, a leader in autonomous medical coding, appointed OrPeles as Senior Vice President of Research and Development. Peles, a software industry veteran with over 20 years of experience leading technology and product development organizations, will lead Nym's rapidly growing R&D organization, with a focus on scaling the company's autonomous medical coding platform for revenue cycle management (RCM), extending its Clinical Language Understanding (CLU) capabilities, and boosting the platform's implementation across emergency medicine and urgent care settings in the United States.

"At Nym, we're laser-focused on building a company that fundamentally changes the way healthcare providers approach medical coding, providing them with the technology to decipher clinical language within seconds and automate burdensome and costly administrative processes," stated Amihai Neiderman, Nym's CEO and Co-Founder. "As we enter this next phase of innovation and commercial expansion, we're thrilled to welcome Or to Nym's executive team. He brings rich technology, product and business leadership experience and a proven track record delivering effective software solutions that meet customer needs."

Peles comes to Nym from Tasq.ai, a provider of next-generation data solutions for AI at scale, where he was COO. He was previously the CTO of NICE Actimize, the world's largest and most comprehensive provider of financial security and compliance solutions to regional and global institutions. During his 18-year tenure at NICE Actimize, Peles helped the company grow from a six-person team to a global organization with over 1,000 employees and annual revenues in excess of $300 million.

"Nym has built a strong foundation for its clinical language understanding technology with tremendous opportunities ahead," stated Peles. "I'm delighted to be working with such a world-class team to drive the delivery of differentiated solutions that eliminate friction, improve operational efficiency and, ultimately, enable healthcare providers and their staff to spend more time focused on patient care."