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Silversheet delivers a healthcare administration software platform, centralizing and optimizing credentialing and privileging workflows. Its core product efficiently manages healthcare workforces and enhances collaboration for medical facilities and practitioners. The software gathers and tracks crucial data, boosting operational efficiency and reducing administrative burdens within healthcare.
Co-founded by Dr. Miles Beckett, also CEO, Silversheet arose from the insight that healthcare should prioritize patient care over excessive paperwork. Dr. Beckett, bringing experience from a successful media company exit, addressed the industry’s need for modern solutions in physician credentialing and workforce management.
The platform supports medical facilities, professionals, and doctors in streamlining administrative processes. Silversheet’s mission is to empower providers to focus on patients by minimizing administrative complexities. The company envisions a future where healthcare operates with heightened efficiency, directing time and resources towards patient well-being and improved outcomes.
Silversheet has raised $8.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Silversheet has raised $8.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Silversheet has raised $8.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Silversheet's investors include Brant Heise, Act One Ventures, Addition, Anthemis Group, Betaworks Ventures, Bonfire Ventures, Bow Capital, BoxGroup, Browder Capital, Buckley Ventures, CapitalX, Coelius Capital.
Silversheet has raised $8.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Series A in August 2017.
Silversheet is a healthcare technology company that developed a cloud-based credentialing platform to streamline physician onboarding and compliance for medical facilities.[1][2][3] The software digitizes documents, automates primary source verifications, and sends renewal reminders, enabling quick physician management from any device without training—saving credentialing coordinators an average of 19 hours per week and serving over 500 U.S. healthcare facilities, doctors, groups, and health systems.[1][2] Acquired by AMN Healthcare in 2019, Silversheet now integrates into AMN's suite of nine provider and clinician management solutions, helping organizations reduce liability, recapture revenue, and focus on patient care amid growing healthcare administration demands.[2][3]
Silversheet's founders identified physician credentialing—a paperwork-intensive process—as a key bottleneck impeding U.S. healthcare delivery, prompting them to build software that automates document identification, management, and updates.[2] CEO Miles Beckett led the early efforts, partnering with thoughtbot in 2018 for a product design sprint, user testing, brand development, and team hiring to validate a prototype and launch a web app using agile iterations and tools like Trello.[2] Pivotal moments included 2018 recognitions as one of LA's "Best Companies" and Beckett as "Best CEO," followed by the 2019 acquisition by AMN Healthcare (NYSE: AMN), which provided resources for expansion; the company had raised $8.06M prior to acquisition.[1][2]
Silversheet rides the digital health wave, targeting healthcare provider network management—a market projected to reach $11.2 billion by 2028 at 16.34% CAGR—by automating credentialing amid rising demands for compliant, efficient staffing in fragmented U.S. healthcare.[1] Timing aligns with post-pandemic pressures for faster workforce onboarding and regulatory compliance, favoring cloud-based tools that cut administrative burdens and enable focus on patient care.[2][3] As part of AMN Healthcare, a Forbes-recognized trusted firm, Silversheet influences the ecosystem by enhancing total workforce solutions, reducing silos between facilities and providers, and setting standards for compliant digital credentialing in expert collections like Digital Health.[1][3]
Silversheet's AMN integration positions it for deeper expansion into comprehensive clinician management, potentially incorporating AI for predictive compliance and broader workforce analytics. Trends like value-based care and staffing shortages will amplify demand for its efficiencies, evolving its role from credentialing specialist to core enabler of agile healthcare delivery—ultimately transforming facilities from paperwork-bound to patient-focused.
