Amy Kile

I’m a healthcare compliance and policy specialist with a focus on helping organizations turn complex regulatory requirements into clear, practical, and audit-ready operations.

With an MBA in Healthcare Administration and hands-on experience in medical policy and compliance, and background as a clinical nurse, I work at the intersection of regulation and real-world execution. My day-to-day work involves interpreting requirements from HIPAA, CMS, and accreditation bodies like National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), then translating those standards into workflows, policies, and documentation that teams can actually use.

I don’t approach compliance as a theoretical exercise. My strength is understanding how systems, people, and processes interact—then identifying where breakdowns, risks, or inefficiencies exist. Whether it’s reviewing policies, evaluating workflows, or assessing documentation practices, I focus on delivering insights that are actionable, not just regulatory.

I’ve supported internal audits, compliance reviews, and policy development across healthcare environments, including work tied to Provider, Payer, DMEPOS operations, utilization management, and regulatory alignment. This includes identifying gaps, strengthening documentation, and helping teams prepare for external audits or accreditation reviews.

For freelance clients, I typically support projects such as:

• Regulatory compliance reviews and gap analyses
• Policy and procedure (P&P) development or refinement
• SOP and workflow documentation
• Medical and healthcare content review for regulatory alignment
• Audit preparation and documentation cleanup

Clients value that I can step in quickly, understand the intent behind regulations, and provide clear direction on what needs to change and why. I prioritize practical solutions—what you can realistically implement—while still maintaining compliance integrity.

If you’re looking for someone who can bridge the gap between regulatory language and day-to-day operations, I can help you identify risks, strengthen your processes, and leave you with documentation that holds up under scrutiny.