About Med Pro Housing
Med Pro Housing is a place to find furnished monthly rentals near hospitals, built for people who move for medical work: travel nurses, allied health techs, therapists, locum tenens physicians, residents and students on rotation.
What we do
Renters search by city or by hospital, from a list of 5,384 US hospitals, and message hosts directly. Searching, saving homes, messaging and email alerts are free for renters. Hosts pay a yearly plan to list: $199 a year for up to 5 live listings or $399 a year for up to 20 live listings.
We are not a staffing agency and we don't collect rent or deposits. The renter and the host agree on the lease and arrange payment between themselves.
How we keep renters and hosts safe
- Messages stay in the app, and hosts never see a renter's email address.
- A message that asks for payment by wire transfer, gift card or crypto shows a scam warning.
- Renters can verify a professional license, and hosts see a badge on their inquiries.
- Exact street addresses stay private until the renter and host arrange a visit, and location data is removed from listing photos.
- Every listing is reviewed before it goes live.
- Anyone can report or block a user. Read our safety tips.
Where our data comes from
- Hospitals: the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) hospital list, 5,384 hospitals including critical access, VA, children's and psychiatric hospitals.
- Stipend rates: U.S. General Services Administration per diem rates for FY2027, the ceiling most agencies use for tax-free housing and meal stipends. See stipends by state.
- Rents: HUD fair market rents for FY2026, what a typical unfurnished apartment costs with basic utilities.
- Distances: straight-line miles from the hospital address. They are not drive times.
We update rate data every October, when the new federal fiscal year starts.
How we write our guides
Our guides explain housing, stipends and tax-home rules in plain language. We work from primary sources, such as IRS Publication 463 and the GSA and HUD data above, date every guide, and update it when rules or rates change. Guides are general information, not tax or legal advice. If you spot a mistake, tell us and we will fix it.
Contact
Reach us through our contact page.