What types of healthcare organizations does NAHCP work with?

Direct Answer

Organizations across the healthcare sector, from hospitals and health systems to practices, post-acute providers, staffing organizations, public health and nonprofit healthcare organizations.

The Full Answer

Organization types that NAHCP recognizes include hospitals and health systems; medical practices, physician groups and clinics; urgent care and ambulatory care; skilled nursing and rehabilitation; assisted living and senior living; home health and home care; hospice and palliative care; behavioral and mental health; pharmacy and pharmaceutical services; healthcare staffing and workforce agencies; educational and training organizations; government and public health; healthcare corporate and administrative organizations; and nonprofit and community health organizations.

That range is deliberate. Workforce development needs differ enormously between a health system and a home care agency, and forcing organizations into inaccurate categories helps nobody.

If your organization does not fit neatly into any of these, say so during a consultation.

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Request an Employer Solutions™ consultation and describe your organization.

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