Hugh Greeley
HG Healthcare Consultants
Hugh Greeley is widely regarded as an expert in medical staff administration, hospital governance, credentialing, performance improvement, accreditation, antitrust issues and corporate negligence.

He is the author of numerous publications and articles. Before establishing HG Healthcare Consultants, LLC, Greeley was founder of The Greeley Co., a healthcare consulting and training firm, and was a founding partner of The Credentialing Institute.

“It is time that our credentialing activities  accomplish three interlinked goals: Promotion of high- quality patient care, facilitation of physician practice in hospitals and supporting the mission of the hospital while protecting its assets.”

Vicki L. Searcy, CPMSM
Vice President, Morrisey Consulting Services
Vicki L. Searcy is a nationally renowned and respected healthcare consultant. She has more than 25 years’ experience working with hospitals, healthcare systems, health plans, medical groups and credentialing verification organizations.

Searcy’s in-depth knowledge of quality management, case management, regulatory standards, accreditation and compliance, and credentialing and privileging allows her to provide comprehensive solutions tailored to an organization’s specific needs. She became vice president, Morrisey Consulting Services, in 2008.

“Organizations must use their resources wisely. Credentialing should be carried out in a way that is efficient and uses technology effectively. All activities should contribute to making excellent credentialing and privileging decisions and advancement of physician competency.”

Todd Sagin, MD, JD
HG Healthcare Consultants
A physician executive recognized for his work with hospital boards, medical staffs and physician organizations, Todd Sagin is a co-founder of HG Healthcare Consultants, LLC. Previously, he was vice president and national medical director of The Greeley Co., for more than five years.

Sagin is a popular lecturer, consultant, mediator and adviser to healthcare organizations. He has worked with several hundred of the nation’s medical staffs on issue ranging from organizational redesign and bylaws revisions, to medical staff development planning, peer review effectiveness, credentialing and the development of hospitalist programs.

Board certified in family medicine and geriatrics, Sagin has a law degree, has taught and practiced in community hospital and university settings, and is the author of numerous books and articles.

“Despite decades of experience honing our credentialing skills, healthcare professionals find this activity presents more challenges today than ever before. Nevertheless, well-executed credentialing and privileging provides great opportunity in these times to advance the delivery of the highest-quality patient care.”