The Benefits of Corporate Housing for Traveling Medical Professionals

Introduction

At some point in your life, you may have stayed in a hotel. It may or may not have exceeded your expectations. Well, imagine working as a traveling nurse constantly traveling throughout the year. Always going to new assignments in cities you’re not familiar with. It becomes part of your career, right? Being a career, lasting for many years, why stay in old and sketchy motels/hotels? 

Why corporate housing?

This is why corporate housing exists to help people like traveling professionals. To stay in places that are secure, safe, clean, and many more. We don’t only serve our traveling medical professionals but relocate families, military personnel, traveling business professionals, remote workers/digital nomads, and the list goes on. 

Now, let's talk about the benefits of corporate housing, which may help you change your traveling experience.

Benefits 

Safety/Security-

New to a city and new to a job assignment with no personal connections. It can be intimidating for one. This can be also true when securing a place during your assignment that’s why many housing providers want guests to feel safe and secure after long days of being the providers. We take this into account by adding security cameras, keyless entry, and noise systems all for your protection. While also achieving peace of mind.

Distance-

If you’re a traveling professional, finding housing near a hospital can be a plus. Especially if you’re working 12-hour shifts. And you want to go home once your shift is over. The great part about this is that there are many housing providers; take this under consideration and provide housing near hospitals.

Affordability-

Depending if you’re going for a full home unit or renting a room, prices can vary, however, in most cases, renting with a corporate housing provider is much more affordable than paying a hotel, especially if you rent with coworkers.

Convenience- 

 In most cases with traveling professionals, having a kitchen, private parking, or even having your own room is worth it. Due to the time it saves you, privacy, and lifestyle.

Well furnished-

Unlike hotels many of them do not offer a kitchen and other spaces that create a better stay experience. This is important due to the fact that most traveling medical professionals need a backyard to relax or kitchen space to cook to save on expenses. Even so, a dining area to share meals with the family. All of which makes a space feel like home.

More space-

Depending on how much you spend on a hotel in most cases you don't have a traditional space as a home. In hotels, you will find that you have a sleeping space, bathroom space, and maybe a small table. Some clinicians travel with their families and those spaces can become essential. Even if you rent one room for yourself for three months or more having more space to move or have a friend over for dinner can sometimes be a plus.