Who provides the care

Dr. Kevin D. Neese is a board-certified internist and physician executive from Evansville, Indiana. After graduating summa cum laude from Oral Roberts University, he earned his M.D. from Indiana University School of Medicine and later an M.B.A. from Washington University's Olin School of Business. He completed his internal medicine residency at Kettering Medical Center, where he served as president of the residents' association and received the Albert A. Brust Outstanding Resident Award. He has been board certified in internal medicine for 30 years.

His career has always joined bedside care with how care is organized. He helped build one of Indiana's early formal 24/7 hospitalist programs, then served as chief medical officer and chief operating officer at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville (now Ascension St. Vincent Evansville). In Indianapolis he led hospitalist groups, taught Indiana University students and residents, and cared for complex referral patients at IU University Hospital—including transplant, oncology, and advanced gastrointestinal disease. He holds advanced certifications in peptide therapy, botulinum toxin injections, bioidentical hormone pellet therapy, and in the administration and interpretation of dementia screening.

Since 2014 he has been managing partner of Post-Acute Care Specialists, coordinating physician and nurse-practitioner coverage for rehabilitation and long-term care across the south Indianapolis, Bloomington, and Bedford markets. That company is now Novenza Health, a leader in value-based care across Indiana's post-acute market.

That combination—internist, post-acute operator, and former trauma center CMO/COO—is what he brings to Helix Advanced Medicine: prevention and advanced outpatient care practiced with the same seriousness he applied in tertiary care hospitals and nursing facilities.

Allison believes the most powerful medicine is still the one most people underuse: training, sleep, food, and a life you can show up for—purpose, relationships, and the daily habits that keep both possible. Medications and supplements have a place. They do not replace a body that can move.

While completing her nurse practitioner training, she opened and managed onsite workplace primary care clinics. In 2013 she graduated from Purdue University Fort Wayne with an MSN in Adult-Geriatric Primary Care. She practiced in traditional primary care, then in geriatrics across assisted living, rehab, and skilled nursing—where healthspan, function, and independence matter more than a lab value on a page.

In primary care she built and led weight-loss and proactive health programs. She later founded her own practice in aesthetics and medical weight loss. Aesthetics, for her, is not a catalog of injections. It is careful, natural work—only what the face needs—so the outside matches the happy, youthful spirit people already feel inside.

At Helix she practices with Dr. Neese, bringing that same prevention-first instinct to primary care and longevity medicine. The goal is not more prescriptions. It is more good years: metabolic health, cardiovascular fitness, and a life that still has meaning in it.