National experts in Credentialing & Privileging
Credentialing & Privileging Services
Your hospital’s patient safety, reputation, viability and your physician’s satisfaction are directly tied to the critical activities of your medical staff services or central credentialing department. Partner with The Greeley Company to overcome your toughest challenges.
What we do/ Credentialing & Privileging Services
Consulting Services
Credentialing & Privileging
We combine exceptional medical staff services and credentialing and privileging expertise with sound assessments of your policies, procedures and processes. Working with our team, you will implement solutions to your operational challenges that not only meet requirements, but are also practical, realistic, and increase the value of credentialing across your enterprise.
Interim Staffing Services
Let us help you temporarily fill your vacant executive, director, medical services professionals and compliance positions.
If you need highly qualified, skilled staff to temporarily serve in non-clinical roles for which you’re recruiting permanent candidates, contact us.
Outsourcing
We offer an alternative strategy for fulfilling medical staff services department functions.
A highly functioning medical staff services department is critical in today’s environment of increasing costs, tightening margins and ever-stricter compliance requirements.
Education
Physician and hospital leadership education events
Greeley’s experienced speakers provide the education and skills needed to achieve the goals that are most critical to your hospital’s success.
Greeley Membership Program
Continuous advisory support, resources and members-only privileges for your entire organization
The Greeley Membership Program is a multi-layered service for clients seeking an ongoing partnership to promote physician success, hospital success and quality patient care.
Client Testimonial
“Because of the knowledge and expertise that Greeley provided, my credentialing team has been successful in obtaining multiple delegation agreements.”