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We highlight real experiences while keeping all member identities fully confidential.

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Every story protects member identity and follows the same format.

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Joan B. · Family Medicine Office · Rockford, IL

How it started. Joan has been a staff RN at a family medicine practice in Rockford for six years. When one of the medical assistants left in the spring, the practice ran short-handed for weeks. The physicians asked their usual local recruiters. Nothing moved fast.

What she did. A friend mentioned Healthcare Sandbox. Joan submitted a lead with the practice name, address, and the physician owner’s contact information. She did not want to be part of any outreach.

What happened next. Healthcare Sandbox reviewed the lead and confirmed it qualified. The Med-Call Healthcare team handled every conversation with the physician owner on their own. Within four weeks, a temporary medical assistant was on site. The practice later signed a longer-term agreement.

What she earned. Joan earned $1,250 for the placement. She did not make an introduction, she did not add a shift, and her name never came up in any conversation with the practice.

Angela R. · Skilled nursing facility · Naperville area

How it started. Angela is a nurse practitioner who has worked in home health across the Chicago suburbs for eight years. Her cousin is the administrator at a 90-bed skilled nursing facility outside Naperville. Over the past year, Angela had heard about the facility’s ongoing challenge covering overnight LPN shifts.

What she did. Angela submitted a lead with the facility name and her cousin’s contact information. When the Med-Call Healthcare team followed up, Angela offered to make the introduction herself. A short phone call between her cousin and the Med-Call team turned into a real conversation about the facility’s staffing gaps.

What happened next. Over the next four months, Med-Call Healthcare placed four contractors at the facility. Because Angela participated in the introduction, her per-placement payout was doubled.

What she earned. Angela earned $10,000 across the four placements. Her cousin never learned that Angela was the connection. Across her wider home health network, Angela has continued to submit leads and finished the year at close to $25,000 in additional income without taking on a single extra shift.

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