Dr. Reeves is a triple board certified in General Pediatrician, Obesity Medicine specialist, and Pediatric Gastroenterology from Katy, Texas. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 2012 after serving as the Corps Commander for the Texas &M Corps of Cadets, He pursued his medical degree at the University of Texas, residency at Brooke Army Medical Center in Pediatrics, and completed fellowship at Walter Reed in Pediatric Gastroenterology. Dr Reeves is a husband and proud father of two.

Dr. Reeves possesses advanced virtual care and research skills in patient education and the management of children and young adults with medical complexity. Dr. Reeves is the CEO of his consulting firm, Wild Child Medicine, PLLC. He has a specific research focus on the development of mobile health technology, called Clinical Action Plans, which provide automated clinical decision support to medical teams and serve as low health literacy care plans for the home management of chronic needs.

He was an early-adopter of telemedicine and e-consults prior to the SARS CoV 2 pandemic with research in the field starting in 2016. His primary clinical focus is children with medical complexity and pediatric feeding disorder with and without the need for tube feedings. Dr Reeves has extensive quality improvement and research dedication to the enhancement of care using digital communication and e-Health.

In fact, over the last ten years, Dr Reeves has developed more than a dozen point-of-care, e-Health Solutions called Clinical Action Plans which make care faster, more guideline-concordant, safer, and easier for providers. In addition, Dr. Reeves has published more than 30 PubMed cited articles and received three grant awards in the pursuit of enhanced care Models.