ACCESS THERAPIES, INC.

ACCESS THERAPIES, INC. specializes in delivering clinical staffing and therapeutic services to federal healthcare facilities, primarily through temporary placement of licensed healthcare professionals. The company’s core capabilities include supplying registered nurses for acute care units, including medical-surgical and emergency departments, as well as providing physical, occupational, and speech therapy services under task-order contracts. Their technical expertise lies in rapid deployment of qualified personnel to meet urgent staffing gaps, ensuring continuity of patient care in high-acuity environments. A key differentiator is their ability to respond to time-sensitive, mission-critical needs with clinically vetted providers who are adept at navigating federal healthcare protocols and documentation standards. The contractor maintains a deep, sustained relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, consistently supporting its operational units with both nursing and rehabilitation therapy services. Their work is primarily focused on hospital-based care delivery within HHS-managed facilities, where they fill temporary capacity gaps and support specialized clinical teams during peak demand or staffing transitions. ACCESS THERAPIES operates primarily under NAICS 561320 (Temporary Help Services) and 621340 (Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists), positioning them as a niche provider bridging workforce solutions with direct clinical service delivery in federal healthcare settings. They serve as an extension of government medical teams, enabling seamless integration of temporary staff into established care workflows without disrupting regulatory or operational standards. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Indianapolis, Indiana, ACCESS THERAPIES has no federal certifications on record. Their market positioning is defined by operational agility and domain-specific expertise in federal healthcare staffing, with a focus on meeting the dynamic personnel needs of HHS-operated medical facilities across the United States.