Andrew Furman 📐

Andrew Furman is a tech enthusiast dedicated to bringing innovative software solutions to healthcare payers, aiming to improve cost-efficiency and enhance user experiences across the healthcare industry.

With over a decade of experience in leading technology projects, Andrew specializes in product/benefit management, claims/payments, membership/enrollment, and member/provider services operations. His role often involves leveraging his software development background to make strategic technology architecture decisions that consider implementation costs and system maintainability.

As a leader at PwC, Andrew advises Health Plan CIOs on prioritizing technology investments to harness the potential of Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IoT), and Automation/NoCode tools, ultimately optimizing health outcomes and reducing costs for members.

Andrew advocates for changes in the US healthcare system, emphasizing the need for price transparency and data portability to empower stakeholders to make informed decisions and streamline healthcare processes.

With expertise in technology architecture, roadmapping, health plan systems, provider data management, healthcare EDI standards, and API design, Andrew's software experience spans various platforms and technologies within healthcare payer settings.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Andrew enjoys activities like coffee making, backpacking, following 'The Bachelor' on ABC, watching Formula 1 races, and exploring the joys of parenthood.

Andrew is an alumnus of Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and has held various roles at organizations like PwC, Accenture, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and other esteemed institutions.