Viventium Acquires Apploi to Create Unified HCM Powerhouse for Post-Acute Care
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. – In a move set to reshape how healthcare facilities manage their workforces, Viventium announced Wednesday the acquisition of Apploi, a leading healthcare recruitment and scheduling platform. The merger creates a first-of-its-kind, nationally scaled Human Capital Management (HCM) platform designed exclusively for the post-acute care market.
The strategic acquisition, which closed on January 30, 2026, aims to solve the chronic labor shortages and administrative friction that have long plagued long-term care providers. By combining Viventium’s payroll and HR expertise with Apploi’s recruitment and credentialing tools, the new unified entity offers a “single system of record” for the entire employee lifecycle.
“Healthcare leaders are tired of fighting with fractured systems that weren’t built for their specific needs,” said Navin Gupta, CEO of Viventium. “We are creating the only scaled, healthcare-native platform that unifies everything from the first job application to the final paycheck.”
The post-acute care industry—which includes skilled nursing, assisted living, and home health—has historically relied on a patchwork of general-purpose software. This often leads to data silos that make it difficult for administrators to track compliance and manage clinical staff. The new Viventium platform addresses this by integrating recruiting, onboarding, credentialing, payroll, and workforce management (including scheduling and time-tracking) into one interface tailored to healthcare regulations.
For Apploi, the deal represents an opportunity to expand its impact beyond the hiring phase. “Our mission has always been to solve the staffing crisis in healthcare,” said Adam Lewis, CEO of Apploi. “Joining Viventium allows us to support the full employee lifecycle, ensuring a better experience for caregivers and more stability for the organizations they serve.”
The combined company now serves thousands of healthcare providers and supports nearly 800,000 employees across all 50 states.
While financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, the transaction signals a significant consolidation in the healthcare technology sector. Viventium was represented by Goodwin Proctor LLP, while Apploi was advised by Houlihan Lokey and Dentons.
As the healthcare industry continues to face high turnover and increasing regulatory scrutiny, Viventium’s new “verticalized” approach aims to give providers the operational speed necessary to keep facilities staffed and compliant, ultimately allowing them to focus more on patient care.
