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Chad Cheung reposted thisChad Cheung reposted thisEarlier this year, we launched the new Net Health Optima web-based experience. To match that evolution, we created a new interactive Unity + AI experience designed to mirror the seamless workflow the platform enables and show Unity + AI in action. We’re committed to building what’s next for therapy providers: staying efficient, staying connected, and delivering better outcomes as care models continue to modernize. See the experience for yourself. 🔴🔗: https://lnkd.in/g-8QtWVH
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Chad Cheung reposted thisChad Cheung reposted thisNet Health is hiring a Senior SQL Database Administrator to help drive performance, reliability, and scalability across our SQL Server environments. If you’re an experienced DBA who enjoys solving complex data challenges in a collaborative, mission-driven environment—we’d love to hear from you. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/e56KDXJj #Hiring #SQLDBA #SeniorDBA #TechCareers #NetHealth
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Chad Cheung shared thisSo, who’s next? https://lnkd.in/gDsHqHK4
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Chad Cheung reposted thisChad Cheung reposted thisWe're excited to welcome Arman Samani as the new Rehab Therapy Division President at Net Health. Arman brings over 20 years of expertise in healthcare software, with significant leadership roles at Allscripts, MEDHOST, AdvancedMD, and Tebra. His expertise in product strategy, RCM, clinical workflows, and P&L management perfectly aligns with our mission to optimize patient care. As we embark on this exciting new chapter, we are confident that Arman’s leadership will be crucial in collaborating with our customers and team to advance our industry-leading SaaS software solutions. Alongside his professional achievements, Arman is a family man who enjoys soccer, skiing, and hiking with his wife and two kids in Salt Lake City, Utah. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Arman – we're excited for the journey ahead! #NetHealth #innovation #leadership
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisHad a great day learning about where OpenAI is going with enterprise AI!
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisHi All - I decided to take the summer off to walk the Camino del Norte with my wife. In essence, I’m hitting the “pause” button to unwind from the daily work life and think about my next chapter and future projects. I have ideas in mind but will use the time off to let things develop at its own pace and in its own way. I am eternally grateful to the colleagues and leaders I’ve know along the way who have taught me so so much. I only hope I can pay it forward as I go along. FInally, this calls to mind George Saunder’s 2013 Syracuse convocation speech: “ Find out what makes you kinder, what opens you up and brings out the most loving, generous, and unafraid version of you - and go after those things as if nothing else matters. Because, actually, nothing else does.”
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisNewly arrived at Scopely as Senior Director & Associate General Counsel for Product & Privacy, and I couldn't be more excited. After more than a decade and two chapters at Google, I'm getting to lead the Product & Privacy function at one of the most exciting companies in interactive entertainment—home to games and experiences like MONOPOLY GO! and Pokémon GO that bring hundreds of millions of players together. After 10+ years in B2B legal work, I've been itching to get back to the consumer side—and as a mobile gamer myself, this feels like the perfect fit. I get to work at the intersection of privacy, data security, and product across mobile-first experiences, helping build interactions that players love. The problems are fascinating, the mission matters, and—if Google taught me anything—the people will be the best part. Let's play together! 💫
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisI've always felt a desperate need to prove myself. In my 20s, that meant proving: - I made the right call not going to medical school. - I could actually build something. - I could succeed. And I did. I had zero life for years, my anxiety was at an all-time high, and my hours of daily sleep were at an all-time low. But that first startup sold for 8 figures, and I became an SVP at 30. Problem was, even after reaching "success," it doesn't change how stressed you feel about the next thing. And the next thing. And the next thing. Now with Noble, my life looks completely different. I'm a husband, a father, and my second child is on the way. I cannot afford to burn out because it's not just my mental health on the line anymore. Which means implementing some non-negotiables: #1 Working out every day Some days it's the gym (shoutout to my personal trainer and our head of customer success, Michele), some days it's playing tennis, other days just a walk. #2 Time with my son This one's the hardest because I sometimes catch myself being physically there but mentally somewhere else. I'm working on it... but it helps to see the world through his eyes for a bit. #3 Chess every day Yes, random, but it's the one thing that forces my brain completely off work. If I'm not focused, I lose... I don't like to lose, if you didn't notice, lol. None of this is groundbreaking advice. But for a founder who spent his 20s proving he could outwork everyone, my 30s are being defined by learning to protect my energy. Which, frankly, has proved harder than building either company... What are your nonnegotiables? And, more importantly, does anyone wanna play chess with me? None of my team will! 😆
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisI am extremely excited to announce that today I have started a new full time remote position as a Manager Software Engineering with DXC Technology.
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisHad a great time at Project Management Institute California Central Coast Chapter mixer with Tanya Howard. Looking forward to the next one!
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisThree weeks in, I wanted to kill the project.. Three weeks in, I wanted to kill the project. Last year I was building an AI agent to automate a client's document review pipeline. The kind of project where the demo works beautifully and then reality punches you in the face. The agent kept hallucinating on edge cases. Not often enough to catch in testing, but enough to erode trust with every batch. My client's team was losing confidence. Honestly, so was I. I sat down one Friday afternoon and drafted the email recommending we shut it down. Sunk cost be damned. I'd rather kill it than deliver something unreliable. I never sent that email. What changed was a conversation with the client's operations lead. Not a technical person. She asked a simple question: "What if we stopped trying to automate the whole thing and just had it flag the ones it isn't sure about?" That reframe took me about ten seconds to dismiss and about ten minutes to realize was exactly right. I had been so fixated on full automation that I missed the obvious middle ground. A human-in-the-loop design where the agent handled the 80% it was confident on and surfaced the rest for human review. We rebuilt the workflow in four days. Accuracy went to 97%. The client's team actually trusted it more because they stayed involved in the hard cases. What I took away from that Friday afternoon: The person closest to the problem often has the best solution, even if they can't write a line of code. The story already proved that. I just needed to listen. Perfect automation is the enemy of useful automation. The project nearly died because I was optimizing for a goal nobody actually needed. And the urge to quit is usually a signal to reframe, not retreat. As Harvard Business Review put it, don't let a crisis go to waste. That frustration wasn't telling me the project was doomed. It was telling me I'd locked onto the wrong design. I think about that unsent email regularly. It keeps me honest about how close good work comes to never existing. What project almost broke you, and what was the moment that turned it around? #AI, #Automation, #ProjectManagement, #Innovation, #Leadership, #HumanInTheLoop, #ProblemSolving, #AIAgent, #DigitalTransformation, #Startup
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Chad Cheung liked thisChad Cheung liked thisDuring NARA Spring in Washington, DC, Net Health team members Tara Buszek, MBA, Justin Chiou, PT, DPT, and Stephanie Vise COTA,CHC joined rehab therapy leaders on Capitol Hill to support advocacy efforts focused on the policy and operational issues affecting therapy providers across the country. At the conference, National Association of Rehab Providers and Agencies (NARA) recognized Tara, Justin, and Stephanie for completing the 2025/2026 NARA Advocacy Expert Program. Their recognition reflects a commitment to informed policy engagement, patient access to care, and sustainable therapy operations. We’re proud to have members of the Net Health team contributing their clinical, compliance, and industry expertise to advocacy work that directly supports our clients and the rehab therapy community. 🔴
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