Medical Solutions

Medical Solutions was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. It is owned by Centerbridge and CDPQ. CircleRN has 1 review of Medical Solutions from travel nurses.

What is Medical Solutions?

Medical Solutions is a healthcare staffing agency.

It places RNs, allied health professionals and interim leaders.

Its lines of business are travel nursing, allied health, local and per diem (PRN), permanent placement, interim leadership, virtual health and international direct hire.

It was founded in 2001 and is based in Omaha, Nebraska.

It also operates Host Healthcare, WorldWide HealthStaff Solutions and ciro.

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Is Medical Solutions legit?

Medical Solutions has operated since 2001.

It says it is certified by The Joint Commission.

CircleRN does not rate agencies. 1 traveler has reviewed Medical Solutions here.

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Who owns Medical Solutions? Is it publicly traded?

Medical Solutions is owned by Centerbridge Partners and CDPQ, which agreed to acquire it in 2021.

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Is Medical Solutions W-2 or 1099?

Medical Solutions' payroll FAQ refers to clinicians as employees and says their tax withholding follows the federal and state W-4 forms they complete.

As W-2 employees, travelers can be paid housing and meal stipends tax-free under the federal per diem rules, which hold only while you keep a permanent tax home elsewhere.

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What benefits does Medical Solutions offer travelers?

Medical Solutions says its medical, dental and vision insurance starts on the first day of a contract. Its benefits page also lists a company-matching 401(k), a free employee assistance program, license and certification reimbursement and unlimited referral bonuses.

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Does Medical Solutions provide housing?

Medical Solutions says travelers can choose company-provided private, furnished, pet-friendly housing or a housing stipend, depending on market rates and availability. It also lists a leased rental car and flights to and from the assignment, and says travelers who arrange their own housing or travel are eligible for a housing stipend.

A stipend is capped by the federal per diem rate for the assignment location.

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What does Medical Solutions require?

Medical Solutions says agencies and facilities typically prefer at least one to two years of experience before a nurse starts traveling.

Every assignment also needs a license valid in the state where you will work.

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Review Summary

1 travel nurse review, 2.1★ overall.

CategoryRating out of 5
Overall2.1
Support and trust3.0
Pay transparency2.0
Benefits2.0

What Travel Nurses Say

Pros: My recruiter has been responsive and does try to help when issues arise. Communication around submissions and offers has been solid, and Medical Solutions still has access to some desirable contracts,...

Cons: Credentialing has become a major issue. The Ciro app is unreliable and often does not work as intended. Errors in documentation happen frequently and are not always corrected in a timely manner. Since...

How Medical Solutions compares with other agencies

Company facts for 20 travel nursing agencies, alphabetical. CircleRN does not rank agencies.

AgencyFoundedBased inOwnershipJoint Commission
Advantis MedicalNot publishedDallas, TexasPart of the Adecco GroupPer the agency
Amergis (Maxim)1988Columbia, MarylandNot publishedPer the agency
AMN Healthcare1985Dallas, TexasPublic (NYSE: AMN)Per the agency
Aureus Medical (no longer operating under this name)Not publishedNot publishedPart of Medical SolutionsNot published
Aya Healthcare2001San Diego, CaliforniaPrivately heldCertified
Cross Country Healthcare1986Boca Raton, FloridaOwned by Knox LanePer the agency
Fastaff1989Greenwood Village, ColoradoA subsidiary of Ingenovis HealthPer the agency
FlexCare Medical Staffing2006Roseville, CaliforniaNot publishedPer the agency
HealthTrust Workforce SolutionsNot publishedSunrise, FloridaA subsidiary of HCA HealthcareNot published
Host Healthcare2012San Diego, CaliforniaA subsidiary of Medical SolutionsPer the agency
Medical Solutions2001Omaha, NebraskaOwned by Centerbridge and CDPQPer the agency
OneStaff Medical2010Omaha, NebraskaPrivately heldPer the agency
RN Network (no longer operating under this name)Not publishedNot publishedA former CHG Healthcare divisionNot published
Stability Healthcare2009Pasadena, CaliforniaNot publishedPer the agency
Supplemental Health Care1984Salt Lake City, UtahOwned by Vistria and ApolloPer the agency
Tailored Healthcare Staffing (no longer operating under this name)Not publishedNot publishedPart of Health CarouselNot published
TNAA (no longer operating under this name)1999Not publishedPart of TotalMedNot published
Triage Staffing2006Omaha, NebraskaBacked by M-One CapitalPer the agency
Trustaff2002Cincinnati, OhioA subsidiary of Ingenovis HealthPer the agency
Trusted Health2017San Francisco, CaliforniaVenture-backedNot published

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