The former CPSI spent 45 years selling hospital software. Its more revealing act was learning to operate the business office - and getting paid when its clients do.

A pharmacist turned repeat founder, Reed Liggin has spent his career making complicated hospital technology usable for smaller providers. Three companies and two exits later, his favorite market is still the one larger vendors tend to pass by.

A rural-hospital assignment exposed a peculiar gap: compliance help was either a lonely software form or an expensive consulting engagement. Randy Steinle built for the useful middle - expert guidance, repeatable technology, and proof that the work got done.
A 25-bed Texas hospital found $280,000 in underpayments in one month. SlicedHealth is turning that kind of invisible leakage into a to-do list - and betting that hospital finance teams will pay for proof before they pay for another dashboard.