Dallas-based Surgical Notes announced that healthcare finance veteran Dominic (Nick) Brignola has joined the company as chief financial officer.
The company, backed by Capstreet, a Houston-based lower middle market private equity firm, is a nationwide provider of billing services and solutions for the ambulatory surgery center (ASC) and surgical hospital markets.
“We are delighted to welcome Nick to the company,” Surgical Notes President and CEO Randy Bishop said in a statement. “We believe his knowledge of the financial side of healthcare, combined with his demonstrated experience in leading cross-functional teams, will be an asset to Surgical Notes as we develop and implement new business solutions.”
Brignola joins Surgical Notes from R1 RCM, a revenue cycle management company servicing hospitals, health systems, and physician groups, where he was SVP of finance and operations. Previously, he was vice president, finance at Solera Holdings, and vice president, finance and treasury, at Caris Life Sciences.
“I look forward to bringing my 25 years of strategic and operational experience in finance to Surgical Notes,” Brignola said. “Having spent my career primarily in healthcare, I understand the increased pressures healthcare professionals face today, and I’m eager to contribute to the company’s mission of providing innovative technology solutions for the ASC industry.”
Capstreet Managing Partner Neil Kallmeyer said Brignola is a good addition to the company.
“We welcome Nick to the larger Capstreet team and believe his industry insights will help both Surgical Notes and its customers drive efficient financial and operational execution across their businesses,” Kallmeyer said.
Surgical Notes is a national revenue cycle management and billing services partner for the ambulatory surgery center and surgical hospital markets.
The company said its expert teams with ASC-specific experience provide scalable billing, transcription, coding, and document management services and solutions that fully integrate with all leading ASC practice management systems.
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