State is pleased to announce Sameer Maini as its Chief Information Officer. He joins the company’s Executive Team with the goal of increasing recoveries and patient satisfaction for State’s clients through technology initiatives designed to improve and modernize the patient financial experience.

“It’s not every day you find a talented IT leader with industry knowledge, experience and success. Sameer offers a 20-year proven track record with high-growth ARM organizations,” said Tim Haag, State’s president. “His vision for the future of healthcare receivables aligns with my vision and the entire State leadership team. I am truly excited to collaborate with him to provide even greater service to our clients.”

With more than 20 years of IT leadership experience with high-growth ARM organizations, Maini has previously led efforts to leverage Ai/Machine Learning, including building a world-class application enabling digital consumer communication. His expertise also includes managing a large IT infrastructure and improving internal IT-related processes and systems. He will collaborate closely with Chief Technology Officer Jim Warner and the other members of the State team, as well as its client base of more than 400 leading healthcare providers nationwide.

“I am looking forward to further developing State’s technology to create an even better patient experience and drive improved recoveries,” said Maini. “State is already achieving tremendous growth and success. I believe that together we can build upon its strengths to create an even better platform to serve our nation’s healthcare providers.”

Maini resides with his family in the Seattle area.

“We are proud of how the entire company worked as a together to provide outstanding care to patients while also taking care of our own families and keeping our team safe. Our team became even more flexible and innovative in the face of such extraordinary circumstances and focused on what truly matters,” said Tracy Dudek, chief operating officer at State.