Post Author: Kelly Bain, MD

Kelly Bain is a board-certified family physician with more than 26 years of experience focused on chronic disease management and preventive care. She has served in senior clinical leadership roles, including as a medical director, with a demonstrated history of working across hospital and health care system environments. Her professional expertise includes physician relations, health care management, primary care delivery, and clinical operations, with an emphasis on improving quality, efficiency, and continuity of care.
Dr. Bain is affiliated with Navvis, where her work reflects a commitment to value-based care, population health, and physician-led transformation within complex health care organizations. Her career combines hands-on clinical practice with leadership responsibilities, enabling her to bridge frontline care delivery and system-level improvement.
Professional background and updates are available on LinkedIn.

Kelly Bain is a board-certified family physician with more than 26 years of experience focused on chronic disease management and preventive care. She has served in senior clinical leadership roles, including as a medical director, with a demonstrated history of working across hospital and health care system environments. Her professional expertise includes physician relations, health care management, primary care delivery, and clinical operations, with an emphasis on improving quality, efficiency, and continuity of care.
Dr. Bain is affiliated with Navvis, where her work reflects a commitment to value-based care, population health, and physician-led transformation within complex health care organizations. Her career combines hands-on clinical practice with leadership responsibilities, enabling her to bridge frontline care delivery and system-level improvement.
Professional background and updates are available on LinkedIn.
Most physicians practicing medicine today were trained to diagnose and treat patients, not to navigate one of the most complex industries in the world, an industry characterized by ever-changing payer contracts, evolving reimbursement structures, complex and sometimes mystifying coding, and challenging operational realities. Despite the lack of training, these same physicians and providers are leading multimillion-dollar businesses and are expected by their health systems to reduce costs, improve outcomes, and …
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