New York -based start-up Swift Shift aims to address the shortage of home healthcare nurses in the US with its platform that connects care providers with trained staff. Speaking to alleywatch.com, CEO Christopher Olivia said Swift Shift's technology was helping "recruit, engage, and retain" nursing staff, by streamlining and simplifying the recruitment process. Swift Shift cited a recent report that predicted seven out of every one nurses is set to retire in the next seven years , and said the home healthcare sector is set to be worth $ 365bn globally by the next seven years .
New York-based start-up Swift Shift aims to address the shortage of home healthcare nurses in the US with its platform that connects care providers with trained staff. Speaking to alleywatch.com, CEO Assaf Shalvi said Swift Shift's technology was helping "recruit, engage, and retain" nursing staff, by streamlining and simplifying the recruitment process. Shalvi cited a recent report that predicted one out of every seven nurses is set to retire in the next seven years, and said the home healthcare sector is set to be worth $365bn globally by 2022.