Posts by Supplemental Health Care
An Overview of Healthcare Challenges for the Hispanic and Latinx Communities of the U.S.
Hispanic and Latinx patients can experience challenges with access to care in the U.S. and experience disparities. With a reported 65.2 million Hispanic people in the United States as of July 1, 2023, this unique and often underserved population is the country’s most significant racial or ethnic minority, making up 19.1 percent of the total…
Read MoreYour 2025 Career Outlook: Surgical Technologists
Surgical technologists play a crucial role in the operating room, assisting surgeons during procedures and ensuring that surgical equipment is properly sterilized and ready for use. As the healthcare industry continues to grow and evolve, the demand for skilled surgical techs is on the rise. In fact, the career outlook for surgical technologists is very…
Read MoreMental Health Support in Isolated Communities: How Rural Schools Can Staff for Well-Being
Across the country, rural schools face mounting challenges in addressing student mental health. Rising rates of anxiety, depression, and trauma-related issues have increased the need for school-based services. Yet many rural districts struggle to recruit and retain licensed counselors or psychologists. The lack of local resources places students at risk of going without critical support.…
Read MoreTransforming Travel Nursing with Predictive AI Workforce Solutions
Healthcare staffing has always faced a unique challenge: demand fluctuates rapidly, and every unfilled position directly impacts patient care. Supplemental Health Care (SHC) addresses this challenge with a new approach that leverages predictive artificial intelligence to accelerate the hiring of travel nurses. By combining automated candidate workflows with real-time validation, SHC has reduced average time-to-hire…
Read MoreBuilding Resilience: Top Strategies for School Professionals
Building resilience is essential for navigating the challenges and stressors that come with working in an educational environment. Whether you are a seasoned school professional or new to the field, these strategies will help you thrive in your role and make a positive impact on the lives of those you work with. Resilience among school…
Read MoreThe Impact of School Professionals: A National Literacy Month Spotlight
September is National Literacy Month — a time to raise awareness about the importance of reading and writing, and how school professionals can impact student literacy in the classroom and beyond. If you’re a school professional or interested in supporting literacy efforts, read on to learn more about why literacy matters, how to support literacy…
Read MoreCare More Spotlight: Creating Spaces for Connection, Learning, and Joy
Compassionate, quality healthcare isn’t just about what happens at the bedside. The culture among colleagues and how space is created for all voices to be heard also matters. At Supplemental Health Care, we believe in creating a sense of belonging with our employees. We also know how important it is to continue giving back to…
Read MoreSchool Nurses Create Safe Havens for Students, But They Shouldn’t Have to Do It Alone Our NASN Conference Recap
At a time when students face rising rates of anxiety, trauma, and chronic health conditions, school nurses are doing far more than managing flu symptoms or monitoring medication. They are creating safe, supportive environments that help students feel seen, calm, and cared for. Supplemental Health Care had the opportunity to attend the 2025 National Association…
Read More2025 Career Outlook for School Psychologists
School psychologists help support behavioral, mental, and academic health, making their role critical in student development. They collaborate with a student’s support network to meet needs in strategic ways and manage intervention support. But school psychologists have recently been in short supply, with 2023 data showing an average of one psychologist for every 1,127 students…
Read MoreCutting Costs with MSP Hospital Staffing for Smarter Workforce Efficiency
Healthcare labor costs have reached an all-time high. A 2024 analysis by the American Hospital Association found that hospitals’ labor costs increased by more than $42.5 billion between 2021 and 2023. Total labor expenses reached $839 billion and now account for nearly 60% of average hospital operating costs. That number climbs even higher for hospitals…
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