Helping Independent Practices Thrive

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Kelly Payette is the owner/CEO of Complete Operation Management Solutions (COMS), a healthcare consulting and operations fi rm dedicated to helping independent physicians thrive in an increasingly complex healthcare environment. With a strong background in healthcare operations, business development, accounting, and leadership, she supports medical practices through strategic growth, operational efficiency, and financial performance. Under … Continued The post Helping Independent Practices Thrive appeared first on D Magazine.

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