Baylee Flieg enjoys teaching people ways to incorporate good nutrition into their life in order to feel better. She uses a patient-centered approach, helping individuals learn how to make changes that work for their unique needs.

Baylee has a special interest in supporting people with a diabetes diagnosis. She loves celebrating with patients who are able to lower their medication dose or get off a prescription thanks to positive diet and lifestyle changes.

Baylee earned a bachelor of science in dietetics at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Missouri. She completed a master of science in nutrition at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. Before joining the clinic, she was an Americorps nutrition educator at the Clark County Food Bank.

In her spare time, Baylee likes to enjoy the company of her partner and dog. They spend summer weekends paddleboarding and the winter weekends skiing. She enjoys trying new recipes and lounging on the couch watching The Office. Baylee comes from a very large family—her mom has 10 siblings. As a result, she particularly loves the holidays because it means celebrating with about 100 relatives.