About Quentin
Quentin Whitwell, a licensed attorney and entrepreneur in Mississippi and the District of Columbia, is an experienced operator and healthcare entrepreneur. As CEO and Founder of Progressive Health Group, Quentin has been a trailblazer in supporting rural healthcare across the US. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services view him as a subject matter expert on the topic of healthcare provision in rural areas. He has assisted in eight Rural Emergency Hospital conversions, with more underway.
​In addition to his extensive healthcare experience in management and day-to-day operations, Quentin has litigated in court and advocated in the halls of State Capitols and the U.S. Congress on numerous issues facing providers and operators. Quentin spent many years in service in Jackson, Mississippi as a Jackson City Councilman and a founding member of the Parham Bridges Tennis Foundation before moving back to his hometown of Oxford, Mississippi.
​Quentin was the 2005 recipient of the MS Business Journal’s “Top 40 Under 40” award, the 2023 recipient of the MS Business Journal Top CEO Award, and is a member of the Ole Miss Hall of Fame. In addition to serving on the William Magee Center advisory board, he serves on the Board of Trustees for Oxford University United Methodist Church.
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