A small firm with clinicians at the table.

Ben Kimbrough is the founder and principal engineer behind MatrixFlow. He brings more than a decade of experience across data engineering, analytics, software architecture, automation, reporting, cloud infrastructure, and applied AI systems.

Ben's role is to turn operational complexity into working technology. He maps messy workflows, identifies where handoffs and systems break down, designs the technical architecture, and builds the portals, dashboards, pipelines, automations, and secure data layers needed to support real healthcare operations.

His experience spans enterprise analytics, healthcare data systems, HIPAA aligned portal work, database and cloud infrastructure, workflow software, reporting layers, and AI supported process design. He has led teams of data engineers and senior software engineers across global organizations and early stage healthcare technology environments. Through MatrixFlow, Ben has delivered secure clinician portals, lab reporting workflows, and operational status trackers, and he builds Ark, our private beta veterinary practice platform, with design input from practicing veterinarians.

Ben works at the point where strategy becomes implementation. He helps healthcare organizations move from scattered tools, manual processes, unclear ownership, and fragile reporting into systems that are secure, maintainable, and built around how teams actually work.

Savina Kimbrough is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner and co owner of MatrixFlow. She brings the perspective most technology teams are missing: years of direct patient care, clinical documentation, care coordination, EMR use, and day to day operational experience inside real healthcare environments.

Her background spans primary care, long term care, cardiac care, endoscopy, dermatology, patient education, clinical instruction, and multidisciplinary care teams. She understands how healthcare work actually happens, where workflows break down, why documentation becomes burdensome, and how small operational gaps can create major frustration for clinicians, staff, and patients.

At MatrixFlow, Savina helps ensure healthcare systems are not only technically sound, but clinically practical. She reviews workflows through the lens of the people who use them every day: nurses, providers, front desk teams, administrators, and patients. Her role is to help MatrixFlow build solutions that reduce friction, support safer handoffs, improve documentation clarity, and fit naturally into the realities of care delivery.

Savina gives MatrixFlow a true clinical voice. Her experience helps bridge the gap between healthcare operations and software execution, making sure our solutions are grounded in real practice rather than theory.

Dr. Carla Germano is MatrixFlow's Lead Veterinary Advisor. Her role is to give us practicing veterinarian perspective on clinic workflow and usability as we build Ark and take on veterinary related work.

Dr. Germano graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2014 and has more than 12 years of veterinary experience. Her work spans veterinary product and technology development consultation, legal case consultation, and relief veterinary practice across a variety of clinics in Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on soft tissue surgery and dental procedures.

That perspective is why Ark is being shaped around the realities of daily clinic operations, including exams, procedures, lab workflows, result review, documentation, client communication, refills, staff handoffs, and practice efficiency, rather than around assumptions made from outside the exam room.

Frank Adamsky, PhD is MatrixFlow's Executive Advisor for business transformation and organizational performance. He brings the kind of operating experience that is difficult to find in a typical technology engagement: decades of leadership, management, technical, commercial, and transformation work across startups, mid market companies, and global enterprise environments.

Frank has worked with organizations ranging from a six person startup to multi billion dollar conglomerates, and his experience spans production, technical operations, research and development, sales, marketing, business development, leadership development, negotiation, self management, and sales effectiveness. His background includes work with major organizations including Cisco, John Deere, Honda America, Syntegon, CP Kelco, Mondi, Abcam, Metalsa, and Novus, along with prior management roles at Daikin, Bayer Industrial Chemicals, English China Clays, Westvaco, and Calgon.

At MatrixFlow, Frank strengthens the people, leadership, and operating discipline side of transformation. His role is especially valuable when a healthcare workflow, EHR optimization, or operations improvement project is not just a software problem, but an execution problem. He helps leaders clarify ownership, improve communication routines, strengthen accountability, define escalation paths, and build the management habits required for change to actually stick.

Frank's perspective helps MatrixFlow deliver more than technology recommendations. He helps make sure new workflows, reporting structures, system changes, and operating models can be adopted by real teams and sustained by real leaders.