One Mnet Health, the Aliso Viejo, Calif. healthcare technology and patient billing company, appointed Matt Ellis as chief revenue officer on July 13, 2026. Ellis, described by the company as an experienced revenue cycle executive, carries a mandate to consolidate the software and services divisions under one commercial strategy. The company serves hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
The structural shift
The CRO role as defined gives one executive revenue accountability across both product lines. Healthcare IT companies that sell software and deliver billing services often run those businesses through separate commercial teams, each with distinct contract structures and client relationships. A single CRO changes how those two lines are packaged for hospital and ASC buyers and who owns cross-sell decisions.
One Mnet Health has not released financial metrics alongside the appointment. The July 13 announcement included no revenue figures, headcount data, growth targets, or detail on Ellis's prior roles.
Revenue cycle as operating context
Patient billing in hospitals and outpatient settings is a volume-intensive, multi-step process. A claim moves from coding through submission to payer adjudication; denials return and get worked; collections are measured against gross charges and contractual allowances. Companies that serve this market often split their commercial model between software that automates the workflow and services that execute the billing process directly.
One Mnet Health spans both. That dual-model structure is what gives the unified CRO role its operational weight: software and services contracts serving the same client can now run through one commercial relationship.
Company profile
One Mnet Health is headquartered in Aliso Viejo, Calif. and operates across the healthcare technology and patient billing market. Its disclosed client base covers hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. The company described the Ellis hire as the start of its next phase of growth. No financial parameters for that phase were included in the July 13 announcement.