Libby Hoy

Founder + Chief Executive Officer

From a young age, Libby became a family caregiver to her mother while she battled breast cancer. Shortly after her death, Libby became a parent to three sons who live with mitochondrial dysfunction and in 2016 Libby was diagnosed with Stage IV Salivary gland cancer. These experiences over the course of decades have shaped Libby’s passion for creating a person-centered health system.

In 2010, Libby founded PFCCpartners to create a community of patients, families and health care stakeholders committed to the shared learning of Patient & Family Centered Care practice. PFCCpartners also supports the PFANetwork, inclusive of more than 1000 Patient Family Advisors in active partnership with health systems, measure developers, policy, quality improvement teams and researchers across the country to improve the quality, safety, experience, and design of healthcare.

Libby serves on many national and statewide efforts to promote a safer, more equitable healthcare system, including the Healthcare Payment LAN Executive Forum and Patient Perspectives Council, National Quality Forum Multi Stakeholder Council, Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute Ambassador and California Healthcare Compare Board of Directors. In all of her work, Libby strives to build the infrastructure for high value and sustainable partnerships to improve health outcomes for all.

Stephen Hoy

Chief Operating Officer

Stephen is the Chief Operating Officer at PFCCpartners. He graduated from the University of Denver Daniels College of Business in 2014 with a focus on Business Management and Statistics. After graduation, Stephen began working in hospital/healthcare performance improvement — first by means of simulation, and now by promoting the engagement of Patient Family Centered Care at PFCCpartners.

His passions include skiing, cycling, fly-fishing, camping, and surfing. Diagnosed with mitochondrial disease as a child, Stephen has extensive experience in balancing his care with his hobbies. Growing up so deeply involved in his own care has given Stephen a profound view of how patients and families can be used as a resource across all stages of the healthcare continuum. These experiences are the building blocks of his full-time involvement with PFCCpartners.

Lindsey Galli

VP of Programs

Lindsey Galli is the Vice President of Programs at PFCCpartners with a mission to facilitate equitable collaboration among healthcare stakeholders, including patients and family caregivers. After graduating from California State University, Chico with a degree in Business Management, she began her professional healthcare experience. Lindsey started in the Safety Department of a large integrated healthcare system and eventually partnered with PFCCpartners to integrate Patient Family Partners on to improvement teams of that same organization. Lindsey works remotely in Sacramento, CA, and enjoys going to her son’s soccer games, cooking healthy meals, practicing yoga, and traveling with her family.

As the Vice President of Programs, Lindsey supports organizations, patients, and family caregivers to partner and collaborate authentically, promoting improvement in their organizations. In 2016, Lindsey was hospitalized for 9 days, diagnosed with multiple blood clots in the lungs (pulmonary emboli) and a blood clot in the leg (deep vein thrombosis). This experience grew the passion she already had to create solutions for patients and family caregivers to engage in their care from the bedside to the boardroom. She now uses this experience and passion to develop and implement programs supporting partnerships in healthcare. Lindsey brings the patient perspective to all efforts at PFCCpartners, including the development of patient family engagement strategies across the country.