Quinable

Quinable is a United States-based healthcare technology company and two-sided workforce marketplace that connects healthcare organizations — including home health agencies and skilled nursing facilities — with a network of credentialed caregivers. The platform is designed to solve the persistent problem of unfilled shifts in clinical and home-care settings by matching open shifts with qualified professionals in real time. According to the company, its network spans more than 54,000 credentialed providers across 40-plus states, and it reports a fill rate of 94.2% with an average match time of roughly 3.2 minutes. The product is built around a real-time operations dashboard for schedulers and administrators, paired with a mobile marketplace app (available on iOS and Android) for caregivers. On the operations side, users can post open shifts, view live rosters, track shift status (working, matched, pending, completed), and receive AI-generated recommendations for backup coverage. On the professional side, caregivers browse shifts, accept or pass on bids, track earnings, and manage credentials and reviews. Quinable emphasizes transparent pricing, GPS and credential verification, and a rating system that lets organizations build preferred lists of trusted providers. Quinable positions itself as "built by operators, for operators," framing unfilled shifts not merely as a scheduling problem but as a care problem — the company's messaging stresses that behind every unfilled shift is a patient or client who did not receive the care they were counting on. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and states it has been operating since 2020. It operates as a private company and does not appear to be publicly listed. As a marketplace, Quinable sits at the intersection of healthcare staffing, workforce management software, and AI-enabled matching. Its core value proposition is speed and reliability of coverage: helping organizations cover call-offs before they escalate into crises, while giving caregivers flexible access to shifts and transparent earnings. The platform's stated metrics — fill rate, match time, provider ratings, and network size — are central to its marketing and differentiation.

Quinable was founded to address a specific and persistent problem in healthcare staffing: unfilled shifts. According to the company's own account, it was "built by operators, for operators," with the founding team motivated by the recognition that behind every unfilled shift is a real person who did not receive the care they were counting on — a client waiting for someone who never came, a family member who had to leave work, or a patient who went without care. The company frames this not as a scheduling problem but as a care problem, and built its platform accordingly. The company states it has been operating since 2020 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. It emerged as a two-sided marketplace connecting healthcare organizations — home health agencies and skilled nursing facilities — with a network of credentialed caregivers. The platform combines a real-time operations dashboard for schedulers with a mobile marketplace app for professionals, and incorporates AI-powered matching and recommendations. By the time of its public marketing materials, Quinable reported a network of more than 54,000 credentialed providers across 40-plus states, a 94.2% fill rate, an average match time of about 3.2 minutes, and an average provider rating of 4.8 stars. The company emphasizes transparent pricing, credential and GPS verification, and a rating system that allows organizations to build preferred lists of trusted providers. Its stated mission centers on ensuring that organizations can count on coverage around the clock, so that the people depending on care can count on it too.

• 2020

  Quinable begins operating; company states it has been operating since 2020.

• Quinable is headquartered in Austin, TX.

• Platform reports a network of 54k+ credentialed providers across 40+ states.

• Quinable reports a 94.2% fill rate and 3.2-minute average match time.

A two-sided healthcare workforce marketplace positioned as "built by operators, for operators," emphasizing real-time coverage, transparent pricing, and trusted relationships between healthcare organizations and credentialed caregivers.

• Quinable real-time shift coverage platform

  A real-time operations dashboard for healthcare organizations to post open shifts, view live rosters, track shift status, and receive AI-powered backup recommendations.

• Quinable mobile marketplace app

  An iOS and Android app where caregivers browse shifts, accept bids, track earnings, and manage credentials and reviews.

• Quinable AI active coverage dashboard

  An AI-powered dashboard that analyzes coverage needs and recommends backup providers for open shifts.

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