Brent is the President of PrimeCare Medical, Inc. He has been with the company since 2002 and was named President in 2019.

Brent graduated from Slippery Rock University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology and a Minor in Marketing.  He received a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA) from Eastern University in St. David’s, PA.  Brent has achieved his Certified Correctional Health Professional (CCHP) certification from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC). 

Under his leadership, PrimeCare Medical continues to be at the forefront of technology that enables the provision of high quality and efficient health care. Operational and technological efficiencies spearheaded by Brent, such as the implementation of an electronic health record, utilization of real time reporting and maximization of online tools, set PrimeCare Medical apart in the correctional health care industry.  Brent continues to advance the corporation by increasing the use of telemedicine and implementing new programs to optimize overall patient care. 

Brent believes strong and effective communication is key to success in most everything we do, from patient care to the relationships we value the most: employees and facility administration. Brent continues to grow and direct the organization with a “hands-on” operational and administrative oversight. 

“The changing landscape of correctional health care requires bold solutions. The landscape has changed significantly since I started in 2002. At that time, telemedicine was rare and electronic health records nonexistent. Today, there is a focus on mental health, substance use treatment, and re-entry planning. Policies and procedures are now defined by health care standards. We welcome the next big challenge of addressing health disparities among incarcerated populations and establishing health equity. Innovation thrives on bold solutions, propelling us beyond the constraints of convention and inspiring the transformation of challenges into opportunities.” – Brent Bavington, President.