Kevin Newingham Named Managing Director of Healthcare Consulting

INDIANAPOLIS – KSM (Katz, Sapper & Miller), a leading advisory, tax, and audit firm, is pleased to announce that Kevin Newingham has been promoted to managing director of healthcare consulting in the firm’s Healthcare Resources Group.

In this role, Newingham will lead the firm’s efforts to help health systems and hospitals shape and execute their strategic plans. A key part of his work will focus on guiding not-for-profit health systems and practices in developing Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Look-Alike strategies, which help organizations optimize reimbursement while improving the health status of the communities they serve.

“Kevin’s proven track record of delivering innovative strategies and driving organizational transformation makes him the ideal leader for our FQHC Look-Alike services,” said George Batalis, partner-in-charge of healthcare consulting with KSM’s Healthcare Resources Group. “FQHC Look-Alike services are a major growth area for our consulting team. We are thrilled to have Kevin lead this service offering for KSM and look forward to the difference he will make in strengthening healthcare access and outcomes for the communities we serve.”

Since joining KSM in 2021, Newingham has leveraged his 25 years of healthcare industry experience – including his experience as chief strategy officer at a large health system – to drive strategic growth and operational improvements for clients. He helps healthcare providers deliver cutting-edge yet practical solutions that connect business and financial goals with enhanced clinical outcomes. His expertise encompasses leading organizations through transformation and growth initiatives, spearheading change management efforts, and supporting mergers and acquisitions.

“It’s a privilege to take on this role and continue building on the impactful work of our healthcare team. I look forward to partnering with our clients to create sustainable solutions that strengthen healthcare delivery and improve community well-being,” said Newingham.

Newingham earned both a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and political science and a Master of Arts degree in health services administration from the University of Illinois.