Kailyn Elliott, FNP-BC, DNP

Dr. Kailyn Elliott, MD, is a physician, healthcare executive, and innovator with a unique foundation in both nursing and medicine. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Washington School of Nursing, an experience that shaped his patient-centered and systems-based approach to care. His clinical background spans neuroscience step-down units, emergency medicine, cardiac telemetry, orthopedic surgery, trauma, psychiatry, and rehabilitation. His early career as a registered nurse continues to inform his commitment to patient safety, interdisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based practice.

Dr. Elliott serves as Chief Executive Officer of HealthMate, PLLC, where he leads clinical operations, financial management, and healthcare teams within correctional medicine. He is also the founder of Root Bound Health, a forward-thinking organization designed to help medical professionals transition from training to independent practice ownership. Through this model, providers receive business guidance, structured training, and hands-on residency opportunities while operating as independent contractors under an established framework—advancing his mission to expand access to primary care.

In addition to his leadership roles, Dr. Elliott developed the Transitional Linkage of Care (TLC) model, an innovative approach focused on reducing hospital readmissions through early patient identification, rapid follow-up, and remote monitoring technologies. His practice philosophy emphasizes fully present, patient-centered care supported by AI-assisted documentation and calming, non-traditional clinical environments. A recipient of the TL1 National Research Fellowship from the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Elliott has also contributed to research in genomic medicine and remains committed to advancing healthcare access, quality, and innovation.

• Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), University of Miami
• Master of Business Administration (MBA), Operational Management
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

• ANCC

• TL1 National Research Fellowship, National Institutes of Health, Jun 2016

• American Nurses Association (ANA)
• Emergency Nurses Association (ENA)

• Physician in Training – UTtest | Sep 2016 – Present
• Registered Nurse – Remote Area Medical Clinic (RAM) | Oct 2014 – Present

Kailyn Elliott, FNP-BC, DNP is a healthcare professional and researcher specializing in genomics and patient-centered care.

His published research includes:

• Preferences for the Provision of Whole Genome Sequencing Services Among Young Adults (PlusOne, March 2017)
• Young Adults’ Attitudes Toward Pediatric Whole Genome Sequencing (Personalized Medicine, September 2016)
• Assessing Attitudes of Young Adults Towards Whole Genome Sequencing Utilization During Neonatal Screening

His work focuses on the ethical, social, and practical implications of whole genome sequencing, particularly among younger populations.

Dr. Elliott is also the author of a 13-book series titled The 13 Fractures.

• First book: House of Dust (Release date: July 4)
• Future releases are aligned with significant political dates (e.g., Election Day)
• Introduced a new subgenre: Forensic Mythopolitics

The series explores themes such as:

• The corporatization of the United States
• The erosion of citizen rights through legal and political systems

The books will be available on major platforms, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

He is independently publishing the series through his own imprint, working with an editor and marketing team.

• Estimated timeline: approximately two years to complete all 13 books

Additional writing plans include a future medical-focused book addressing healthcare system challenges and potential solutions.

Marketing and publication efforts include:

• An upcoming press release and feature distributed to 4,000+ media outlets (e.g., Google, Yahoo)
• A strong emphasis on SEO, digital presence, and driving traffic to his website and book listings.