Supplemental Health Care was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is owned by Vistria and Apollo.
Supplemental Health Care is a healthcare staffing agency.
It places nurses, allied health professionals, behavioral health professionals and school-based professionals.
Its lines of business are travel nursing, local nursing, allied health, home health and hospice, school staffing, correctional health and government services and behavioral health.
It was founded in 1984 and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
It also operates SHC Education and SHC Workforce Solutions.
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Supplemental Health Care has operated since 1984.
Its legal name is SHC Services, Inc.
It says it is certified by The Joint Commission.
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Supplemental Health Care is owned in equal shares by Vistria Fund IV and Apollo Impact Mission, under a 2021 deal announced by The Vistria Group. Vistria first invested in the company in 2015.
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Supplemental Health Care's employee FAQ explains how its professionals can access their SHC W-2 and tax documents.
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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Supplemental Health Care says professionals can enroll in its health benefits within the first 31 days of their first assignment. Its 401(k) has a 1% employer match for employees who are 21 or older, have worked for SHC at least one year and 1,000 hours, and contribute at least 1%. Its employee FAQ also lists holiday pay on six payroll holidays and voluntary whole life, short-term disability, accident and pet insurance through Unum.
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Supplemental Health Care says a dedicated housing support team helps travel nurses review housing options in their preferred location.
A stipend is capped by the federal per diem rate for the assignment location.
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Supplemental Health Care says most facilities require a minimum of two years of specialty experience.
Every assignment also needs a license valid in the state where you will work.
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Supplemental Health Care says it offers client facilities a managed service provider (MSP) program.
Hospitals that use a vendor management system release each opening to many agencies at once, which is why the same job can appear at several of them.
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Company facts for 20 travel nursing agencies, alphabetical. CircleRN does not rank agencies.
| Agency | Founded | Based in | Ownership | Joint Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advantis Medical | Not published | Dallas, Texas | Part of the Adecco Group | Per the agency |
| Amergis (Maxim) | 1988 | Columbia, Maryland | Not published | Per the agency |
| AMN Healthcare | 1985 | Dallas, Texas | Public (NYSE: AMN) | Per the agency |
| Aureus Medical (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | Part of Medical Solutions | Not published |
| Aya Healthcare | 2001 | San Diego, California | Privately held | Certified |
| Cross Country Healthcare | 1986 | Boca Raton, Florida | Owned by Knox Lane | Per the agency |
| Fastaff | 1989 | Greenwood Village, Colorado | A subsidiary of Ingenovis Health | Per the agency |
| FlexCare Medical Staffing | 2006 | Roseville, California | Not published | Per the agency |
| HealthTrust Workforce Solutions | Not published | Sunrise, Florida | A subsidiary of HCA Healthcare | Not published |
| Host Healthcare | 2012 | San Diego, California | A subsidiary of Medical Solutions | Per the agency |
| Medical Solutions | 2001 | Omaha, Nebraska | Owned by Centerbridge and CDPQ | Per the agency |
| OneStaff Medical | 2010 | Omaha, Nebraska | Privately held | Per the agency |
| RN Network (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | A former CHG Healthcare division | Not published |
| Stability Healthcare | 2009 | Pasadena, California | Not published | Per the agency |
| Supplemental Health Care | 1984 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Owned by Vistria and Apollo | Per the agency |
| Tailored Healthcare Staffing (no longer operating under this name) | Not published | Not published | Part of Health Carousel | Not published |
| TNAA (no longer operating under this name) | 1999 | Not published | Part of TotalMed | Not published |
| Triage Staffing | 2006 | Omaha, Nebraska | Backed by M-One Capital | Per the agency |
| Trustaff | 2002 | Cincinnati, Ohio | A subsidiary of Ingenovis Health | Per the agency |
| Trusted Health | 2017 | San Francisco, California | Venture-backed | Not published |
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