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API Healthcare Acquires Concerro

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Workforce management systems vendor API Healthcare announced this afternoon that it has acquired Concerro, which provides hospital staffing and scheduling solutions.

J.P. Fingado, API Healthcare’s president and CEO, said in a statement, “Concerro’s products and client base are the perfect complement to API Healthcare’s existing solutions and markets. Working together we will reinforce our mutual commitment to innovation and dedication to the healthcare industry. This strategic move allows us to leverage a larger number of talented, diverse and clinically-based staff to deliver the high quality of service that separates API Healthcare from our competitors.”

San Diego-based Concerro offers SaaS solutions that include RES-Q (staffing and scheduling), ShiftSelect (shift bidding), ShiftPredict (predictive scheduling), CommandAware (emergency preparedness), and CareConnect (patient acuity). The company is on the Inc. 5000 list.



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