For rural facilities, ASCs, and standalone practices

From your ATSto a ready roster.

Rōvn is built to operate the hiring and workforce work around your team. Your people keep the decisions.

One workforce loop

What you already useATS + roster
Rōvn agents operate
  1. 01Match
  2. 02Interview
  3. 03Verify
  4. 04Credential
  5. 05Onboard
What stays clearStarts + practice + billing

Named people approve regulated decisions.

One workflow. Every step moves.

We learn the operation first, work alongside it, then remove the repetitive labor around it.

  1. 01

    Read your existing systems

    Rōvn maps the ATS, roster, requirements, owners, exceptions, and handoffs you already have.

  2. 02

    Match and coordinate

    Applicants meet the role, site, and facility requirements. Interviews and next steps stay in one flow.

  3. 03

    Run checks and credentialing

    Background, source checks, credentialing, privileging, and payer enrollment move without scattered chase work.

  4. 04

    Carry the hire into work

    Offer, onboarding, and first-shift requirements stay connected instead of breaking into new spreadsheets.

  5. 05

    Keep the roster ready

    Agents watch expirations, missing proof, and new blockers after the hire. Your team gets the decisions that need them.

Planned next

Scheduling, coverage, welcome, and travel. Not live today.

Agent workflows are designed and partly implemented as of 13 Aug 2026. Named people approve regulated decisions.

Map one role

Three answers. Never one blended badge.

START · PRACTICE · BILL
Computed independently, per facility, under this TIN, at this location, for this payer. The most expensive row in healthcare is CLEAR / CLEAR / BLOCKED: treating patients, not getting paid.
No score. No percentage.
A requirement is met or it is not. Any product that shows a readiness score is averaging away the fact that will end its customer.
No receipt, no green.
Every green has a source receipt behind it: source, timestamp, replayable for a surveyor, a payer audit, or a state board.

Remove the manual labor from readiness.

A license nears expiration.

The old way puts the chase on credentialing: find the clinician, send reminders, wait for uploads, recheck the source, update the spreadsheet.

Rōvn operates the chase.

Agents contact the clinician, collect the renewal, recheck the source, update the record, and keep the case moving. Your team approves the final decision.

Open roles carry more than recruiting cost.

No single department controls the path from offer to billable work.

Median days to fill one physician requisition
118 · AAPPR 2025
More days from a signed contract to a first day at work
112 · AAPPR via AMA

Neither figure is a Rōvn result. Both are dated industry benchmarks, cited where used.

What a pilot adds up, on your own numbers

administrative chase hours × loaded labor costblocked clinician-days × organization-validated daily contributioncredentialing and enrollment denials and write-offsavoidable temporary, overtime, or premium coverage costrepeated verification and implementation cost

Rōvn does not promise a savings percentage or a dollar result before a pilot measures one.

See the full equation and the published pilot terms

Bring your ATS and roster.
Put AI to work.

Start with your systems and rules. Build toward an AI-operated workflow at your pace.

  • your ATS
  • one roster
  • facility rules
  • your own measured baseline

Security and agreement scope are defined during contracting. Review the trust record.