A recent study published in JAMA Network Open highlights an urgent reality for hospitals and health systems: staffing shortages are leading to fewer staffed beds, and the country may be heading toward a national hospital-bed capacity crisis. Going into 2026, healthcare leaders should prioritize flexible...
In a time of increasing demands, limited resources, and rising expectations, the quality of healthcare depends not just on technology but on the people who deliver care. Hospital administrators and physician leaders must fully understand how staffing strategy, provider well-being, and the design of the...
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month! Today's blog explores how telehealth and locum tenens solutions are shaping better access to care in 2025 and beyond. #MentalHealthMatters #HealthEquity Minority Mental Health Month & Access to Care In recognition of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded...
Locum tenens are reshaping the way we think about healthcare staffing. Healthcare facilities contract for locum tenens providers to fill short-term gaps, such as vacations, shortages, or patient surges. This arrangement is a win for hospitals and doctors: physicians looking for variety and flexibility and...
Hospital administrators, healthcare executives, and clinic managers alike know that locum tenens physicians are among the finest clinicians because of their breadth of experience, flexibility, and commitment to the healthcare profession. Because many doctors make a career out of filling in during physician shortages or...