If there is one message that has been heard loud and clear as all Americans fight the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, it is the power of coming together – even as we practice social distancing.

Cross Country Healthcare remains diligent in our efforts to support our valuable clients and healthcare providers. “We continue to put forth resources and programs to help clients and providers during this time,” says Hank Drummond

ASHP has also granted open access to many of their member resources and has urged members of the healthcare community to share this within your networks.

The whole world is aware that our healthcare providers -- doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists and more – are currently on the front lines of the fight for our very survival against COVID-19.

We want to make sure you get paid! Please consider direct deposit or a DirectPay Mastercard to avoid potential delays in these unprecedented times.

This emergency grace period, while fully supported by the AHA, is ultimately at the discretion of the individual employers and regulatory bodies who require AHA Provider Cards as part of their credentialing process.

Healthcare providers on the front lines of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak face a particularly risky and challenging environment – long hours, changing protocols, potential medical supply shortages and above all

While some states have declared a state of public emergency as a result of COVID-19, these are quite different from federal disaster declarations which typically happen after a national disaster, such as a hurricane or flood.

In an ongoing effort to keep all of our staff and healthcare professionals informed, Cross Country Healthcare’s Chief Clinical Officer Hank Drummond shares some key measures to take to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.