Feb. 13, 2020

Healthcare Staffing Report

Home health agencies will expand specialized care and telehealth services to address the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ implementation of Patient Driven Grouping Model and staffing challenges.

Home health agencies to expand specialized care and telehealth services to address CMS implementation of PDGM and staffing challenges

9 February 2020

In response to the unfolding regulatory environment, home health agencies are planning to diversify and expand on the specialty services they provide.


AMN acquiring language interpretation firm Stratus Video for $475 million

9 February 2020

AMN Healthcare Services Inc. (NYSE: AMN), the largest healthcare staffing firm in the US, agreed to pay $475 million in cash to acquire Stratus Video, a provider of video language interpretation services for the healthcare industry.


California releases guidance on protecting healthcare workers from Coronavirus

9 February 2020

The California Department of Industrial Relations released guidance on protecting healthcare workers from the Coronavirus.


CHG Healthcare buys LocumsMart, a locum tenens-focused VMS

10 February 2020

CHG Healthcare, the second-largest healthcare staffing firm in the US, has acquired LocumsMart, a vendor-neutral locum tenens vendor management system.


IAC launches tender offer to acquire Care.com

10 February 2020

IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ: IAC) has launched a tender offer to acquire human cloud firm Care.com (NYSE CRCM), based in Waltham, Massachusetts, according to an announcement in January. 


Nurse practitioner workforce more than doubles over seven years (Modern Healthcare)

10 February 2020

The nurse practitioner workforce has more than doubled over a seven-year span amid a ramp-up in primary care, Modern Healthcare reported. 


People: Jackson Therapy, Nomad Health, MDstaffers

10 February 2020

Jackson Therapy, Nomad Health and MDstaffers announced personnel changes.


Working relationships, career advancement among keys to recruiting millennial, Gen Z nurses

11 February 2020

Strong working relationships, career advancement opportunities and access to resources are the key factors to enhance recruitment and retention of millennial and Gen Z nurses, according to a survey released by HCA Healthcare.