Kelle R. Humphries, CTC, CPC, is a distinguished leader in the healthcare consulting sector, leveraging over 35 years of extensive experience to drive transformative solutions for healthcare providers. As the owner of Adamas Healthcare Consulting Credentialing and Billing, LLC, Kelle has positioned the firm as...
Kelle R. Humphries, CTC, CPC, is a distinguished leader in the healthcare consulting sector, leveraging over 35 years of extensive experience to drive transformative solutions for healthcare providers. As the owner of Adamas Healthcare Consulting Credentialing and Billing, LLC, Kelle has positioned the firm as a trusted partner for physicians' offices, clinics, and various healthcare entities. Her deep expertise spans critical areas such as revenue cycle management, payer enrollment, and credentialing, ensuring that clients not only meet compliance standards but also optimize their operational efficiencies.
At Adamas, Kelle spearheads key projects that focus on enhancing revenue cycle processes and improving accounts receivable recovery. Her commitment to excellence is evident in the comprehensive consulting services offered, which encompass every aspect of the provider office—from patient intake to claims resolution. Kelle’s proficiency in EHR optimization and healthcare management allows her to implement tailored strategies that streamline workflows, reduce administrative burdens, and ultimately enhance patient care.
Kelle is also dedicated to training and development, equipping healthcare teams with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of medical billing and compliance. Her insights into health system service line development and informatics further underscore her ability to drive innovation in healthcare delivery. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and leveraging her extensive background in RHC and FQHC development, Kelle ensures that Adamas remains at the forefront of the healthcare consulting industry, delivering exceptional value and results for its clients.
