Transforming Correctional Care
Quality Correctional Care was cofounded in 2011 by Lisa Scroggins, who spent years working in and around county jails. She managed operations, watched the same names cycle through the same facility, and saw what fragmented care actually costs: repeat offenders, strain on custody staff, unnecessary ER transports, and the next generation following the same path as the last. QCC was created to raise the bar for correctional healthcare through its innovative approach merging medical, mental, and addiction care as one integrated solution.
With QCC, you’re partnering with a healthcare company who understands the inside of a jail as well as the inside of a clinic.
The QCC Practice
QCC’s approach is rooted in partnership and solution-focused work. We bring our expertise to the table alongside facility leaders, addressing the systemic and clinical realities of correctional care with discipline and consistency.
The first 72 hours that a patient spends incarcerated is when we do some of our most impactful work. We equip our patients to get through substance use withdrawal, initiate treatment for mental health issues, and help them start to find their strength again.
Reducing Recidivism
Recidivism is one of correctional healthcare’s most persistent challenges. The Bureau of Justice Statistics found that 83% of released prisoners were rearrested within nine years, with 44% rearrested in the first year alone. QCC and its nonprofit partner, Q360 offer programs that support a patient’s return to their community — stronger and better prepared to face the challenges of being a criminally involved patient.
Experience That Delivers
Our team knows correctional healthcare from the inside out — clinicians trained in jail-based medicine, leaders who understand facility operations, and frontline staff who bring both clinical rigor and steady judgment. Our experience is what allows us to offer productive solutions and advocate for a correctional system that works better for everyone.
We believe healthcare is a basic human right afforded to everyone, regardless of where they are in their criminal justice journey. That belief drives the work, and the work delivers measurable impact across the facilities, communities, and lives QCC touches every day.
IMPROVE
Population Health
Healthier patients results in fewer emergencies, fewer repeat encounters, and safer facilities.
SAVE
Tax Dollars
QCC’s bill scrubbing service is unmatched. We are transparent and ensure our clients understand the details of our process. Historical data shows that QCC’s bill scrubbing service outperforms competitors consistently.
PROTECT
Civil Liability Risk
QCC’s policies and procedures are guided by NCCHC and ACA standards, helping the partner facilities we serve manage their civil liability exposure.
Hope for a historically underserved population, through integrated care, respectful interactions, and the steady support of teams who understand this work.
Our Leadership
QCC’s leadership has spent the better part of two decades shaping a model of correctional healthcare practiced with discipline and a deep understanding of the systems it serves, earning recognition across the industry and changing what facilities can expect from a clinical partner.
Lisa Scroggins
Founder and Chairwoman
Lisa brings decades of experience in law enforcement and corrections administration, and inmate healthcare to her vision of delivering comprehensive services to a historically underserved population while maintaining rigorous fiscal stewardship for clients. A strategic entrepreneur, Lisa has developed an integrated ecosystem of businesses that work in concert to address the multifaceted challenges of correctional healthcare, including pharmacy services, mental health and addiction care, community transition support, dental care, and professional liability insurance.
Her commitment to innovation and excellence has earned recognition both personally and organizationally. Lisa was named one of IE Magazine’s Top Ten Healthcare Leaders, and QCC received a Top Workplaces Award from the IndyStar. She takes deep pride in creating solutions that reduce operational complexity and liability for the sheriffs and facilities QCC serves.
Dr. Billy Hall
CEO
Billy began his career with QCC in 2014 as a Training Specialist, collaborating with law enforcement offices on the hiring process for police officers, including psychological evaluations. This work ignited his passion for mental health, prompting him to return to school to complete his master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling in 2016. He went on to earn his PsyD from the University of Indianapolis in 2024.
Billy specializes in organizational health and burnout reduction, with a focus on destigmatizing correctional healthcare and navigating the significant challenges faced by healthcare professionals in this field. He is an experienced practitioner and speaker on these topics, having presented at the NCCHC 2022 National Convention on improving access to treatment and reducing recidivism. Billy is committed to applying evidence-based strategies to strengthen organizational culture and support the wellbeing of teams working in high-stress correctional environments as well as enhancing the quality of patient care delivered by our teams.
Abbey Hall, BS, MA
COO
Abbey joined QCC full-time in 2015 after completing her Master of Arts degree at Butler University. She now serves as Chief Operating Officer of QCC and its related entities, and sits on the board of directors for the nonprofit Q360 Healthcare Alliance.
Abbey focuses on driving operational excellence through innovative process improvements and strategic partnerships. She oversees behind-the-scenes operations while cultivating lasting relationships with vendors, clients, and team members—always ensuring the company’s culture and mission remain central to every initiative. Drawing on her experience as a former Division 1 athlete, she excels at aligning teams toward a shared mission and executing with excellence.
Abbey embraces the ambitious goal of advancing the field of correctional healthcare nursing as a recognized specialty.