DirectShifts
DirectShifts is a workforce platform that recruits, licenses, credentials, and manages clinicians [1]. Founded in 2019, the company participated in Y Combinator's Summer 2019 batch [3] and maintains headquarters in New York City, NY, with remote operations [2]. The company has a team size of 72 [4].
DirectShifts provides infrastructure for telehealth and digital health companies to build and scale clinical workforces across multiple states [5]. The platform handles recruiting physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and other clinicians, along with managing multi-state licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment, collaborative physician supervision, and telehealth scheduling [5]. The company serves telehealth and digital health companies, hospitals, health systems, and physician groups [5].
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- DirectShifts helps telehealth and digital health companies build, launch, and scale nationwide clinical workforces. We provide the workforce and operational infrastructure needed to expand into new states—from recruiting physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and other clinicians to managing multi-state licensing, credentialing, payer enrollment, collaborative physician supervision, telehealth scheduling, and ongoing workforce operations. For companies expanding nationally, we help clinicians obtain and maintain licenses across multiple states, manage Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payer enrollment, and provide collaborative physician and supervision solutions for advanced practice providers. We also help manage clinician availability and scheduling so organizations can align provider capacity with patient demand. Instead of building separate internal teams and systems for recruiting, licensing, credentialing, supervision, and scheduling, healthcare companies can use DirectShifts as a single platform to manage these functions. In addition to telehealth and digital health companies, we work with hospitals, health systems, physician groups, and[5]
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