Trusted Health builds Works, a nurse staffing platform focused on filling nursing shifts and enabling employers to create an on-demand workforce from internal and external sources in a single system. The platform also offers tools for predicting staffing demand and onboarding staff. Trusted Health says Works helps hospitals match the right clinician to the right role more efficiently and has partnered closely with organizations like Mercy. The company raised $149 million in recent equity financings and now has $175 million in total funding. Management intends to use the new capital to speed up the rollout of Works amid broader healthcare staffing challenges exacerbated by the pandemic. CEO and cofounder Lennie Silwinski framed the product as a response to a fragmented ecosystem of apps and services for healthcare staffing. Trusted Health operates a digital employment platform and marketplace for nurses that combines personalized support with a fully automated online employment agency. The company digitizes and manages resumes, credentials and certifications, uses an automated matching system to alert nurses to relevant opportunities, and presents job and compensation details up front. Trusted Health eliminates 1099 contracting by offering W2 employment and related protections, handling contracts, benefits enrollment and timekeeping through its platform and app. The service includes perks similar to those available in the high-tech industry and aims to provide a single resource for nurses to grow professionally and explore new opportunities. Founded in 2017 by Sarah Gray, R.N., the company began operations in California and employed nurses in 20 states at the end of the first quarter of 2019. It plans to expand employment operations into all 50 states and the District of Columbia and to enhance its tools, resources and the types and quantities of opportunities available.

Total raised

$169M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Nov 2021