Chris Wyatt

Pattern Recognition

Eight theses, one pattern

Twenty years inside US healthcare clearinghouses and B2B payments produced the same observation across surface after surface. The data lands in incompatible formats. The cost of canonicalizing it scales linearly with humans. A schema-first approach breaks that linkage.

Two of these I am taking calls on right now. The rest are essays. If you want to start one yourself, that is the outcome I'm hoping for.

01
The through-line

Canonicalization beats workflow. Three times.

Healthcare adjudication. EDI clearinghouse modernization. B2B remittance reconciliation. The same insight, three surfaces. Treat the input formats as a translation problem and the schema as the product, and the workflow tax that has compounded for forty years collapses.

Read the long-form essay

02
In discovery

The two I'm taking calls on

These two are the ventures where the timing case, the operator credibility, and my Finexio seat all line up. I am taking calls with operators, payers, issuers, and capital that wants to be early on the right founder for either one.

03
Essays

Pattern recognition I want in the open

These are not stealth companies. They are theses I have published because the gap is real and someone should run at it. If that someone is you, find me below.

The honest read on bandwidth

I am running Finexio for the next 24 months. After that, I expect to operate one of the two discovery ventures. The most likely candidate is the one where the operator credibility, the timing window, and the standards-body access all line up at once. You can probably guess which one. If you want to talk about it before I get there, the door is open.

The other six ventures are not options on me. They are theses I would happily watch someone else run, including with my time and capital where it helps.