April 2026 | India HR & HealthTech Leadership New – Health Prime has announced the appointment of Nidhi Bajaj as Vice President – Human Resources (India). Based in Vadodara, she will lead the company’s people strategy for its India operations.
Her mandate includes enhancing employee experience, strengthening team capabilities, and fostering a positive workplace culture aligned with the company’s long-term growth objectives.
Focus on Employee Experience & Organizational Growth
In her new role, Bajaj will work on:
- Improving employee engagement and retention
- Building high-performance teams
- Aligning HR strategies with business goals
- Supporting long-term organizational stability
Her leadership is expected to play a key role in scaling Health Prime’s India business operations.
Over 20 Years of HR & Business Leadership Experience
Nidhi Bajaj brings more than two decades of experience across HR and business functions in multiple industries.
Previous Experience:
- Spent over 11 years at Concentrix, most recently as Associate Director – HR
- Played a key role in enhancing HR processes, talent systems, and data-driven decision-making
- Earlier worked at Wipro in roles including:
- Training Manager
- Deputy Manager
- Assistant Manager
Her early career in customer service and hospitality further strengthens her people-first leadership approach.
Leadership Development & Continuous Learning
Nidhi Bajaj is currently part of the Emerging CHRO Program at Indian Institute of Management Indore, where she is advancing her strategic HR leadership capabilities.
About Health Prime
Health Prime is a leading provider of revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions for physician groups.
Key Offerings:
- Medical coding and billing optimization
- Workflow automation and efficiency
- Claims accuracy and error reduction
- Faster payment cycles and collections
The company leverages technology-driven dashboards to provide real-time financial insights, enabling healthcare providers to track performance and improve decision-making.
By reducing administrative burdens, Health Prime allows physicians to focus more on patient care and clinical outcomes.
