Gregg Davis, M.D., M.B.A., F.A.A.F.P., serves as the Chief Medical Officer of the Illinois Rural Community Care Organization, LLC (IRCCO), where he plays a pivotal role in advancing value-based care across a network of 24 critical access and rural hospitals. With a focus on serving...
Gregg Davis, M.D., M.B.A., F.A.A.F.P., serves as the Chief Medical Officer of the Illinois Rural Community Care Organization, LLC (IRCCO), where he plays a pivotal role in advancing value-based care across a network of 24 critical access and rural hospitals. With a focus on serving approximately 45,000 beneficiaries, Dr. Davis is instrumental in implementing strategic initiatives that enhance healthcare delivery in underserved areas. His recruitment in 2014 by Pat Schou, Director of the Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network, marked the inception of a transformative journey toward establishing a robust rural accountable care organization.
In his current role, Dr. Davis is not only a board liaison but also a key architect of strategic planning and mission implementation. He oversees quality improvement initiatives, develops clinical guidelines, and fosters physician alignment to ensure that healthcare providers are equipped to deliver optimal patient care. His expertise in healthcare management and healthcare information technology (HIT) enables him to navigate the complexities of rural healthcare systems effectively.
Dr. Davis's leadership extends beyond operational oversight; he is actively involved in problem resolution and public speaking engagements, where he shares insights on the unique challenges and opportunities facing rural healthcare. His commitment to customer service and community engagement underscores his belief that collaborative efforts among healthcare professionals are essential for improving health outcomes. As a thought leader in the field, Dr. Davis continues to champion innovative solutions that address the needs of rural populations, making a significant impact on the future of healthcare delivery in Illinois.
