SnapCare and connectRN Merge to Expand Healthcare Workforce Solutions

Apr 29, 2026
SnapCare and connectRN have merged to address healthcare staffing challenges, combining their platforms and clinician networks. The new company also secured Series A funding led by Suvretta Capital to support product innovation and growth.

SnapCare and connectRN have merged to create a unified healthcare workforce company focused on improving staffing efficiency and reliability across care settings, announced in a press release.

The combined company will serve healthcare organizations in acute, post-acute, home health, and school-based care. Together they bring a network of more than 500,000 clinicians, offering workforce solutions supported by technology and consultative services.

Jeff Grant, CEO of the merged company, said the integration combines two established staffing platforms and clinician communities to make healthcare staffing more efficient while maintaining quality standards. CFO Rob Cartwright stated that the merger addresses challenges such as margin pressure, labor shortages, and complex workforce needs.

The company also completed a Series A funding round led by Suvretta Capital, with participation from HBM Healthcare Investments, Infinitum Asset Management, and Data Point Capital. The funding will support product innovation and expansion across multiple care settings.

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