Places workers at client sites

Idaho Healthcare Institute

Idaho Healthcare Institute files as a staffing employer. 5 client companies are named as secondary worksite employers across its 6 LCA filings, which means the people it sponsors mostly work somewhere other than its own office.

New positions, FY2026
5

Positions filed as NEW employment in the latest filed fiscal year — the closest honest read on new people being sponsored.

Lifetime filings
6

Labor condition applications across every fiscal year in the corpus.

FY2026 – FY2026

Worker positions
6

Positions on those applications — NOT people and NOT visas granted. A worker renewed three times counts three times.

Median offered wage
$97,500

Derived at read time from the $5,000 wage bands, across every occupation.

6 disclosed positions

Employer of record

The entity exactly as it appears on the filings. This name is the entity — nothing here is combined with a similarly named company.

Name as filed
Idaho Healthcare Institute
Address
850 Energy PlaceIdaho Falls, ID 83401UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Industry (NAICS)
923110Public Administration
Point of contact
Leslie WilsonExecutive Director
Declared status
H-1B dependent

Where the work actually happens

Client companies named as secondary worksite employers on this employer's applications.

Every client company named on a filing.
Secondary worksite employerFilings naming themShare of filings
BH-RC Opco, LLC dba Jackson House Temecula233.3%
BH-ID Opco IF, LLC, dba Headwaters Behavioral Health116.7%
BH-OR Opco OC, LLC dba Jackson House Oregon City116.7%
BH-SD DD Opco, LLC dba Jackson House Recovery Center116.7%
Mountain View Hospital, dba Rocky Mountain Spine and Sport116.7%

A secondary worksite employer is the company a sponsored worker is placed at. It is named on the application by Idaho Healthcare Institute; it is not the sponsor, it did not file, and none of the numbers on this page belong to it. Each of these names is its own entity here, exactly as this one is.

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Roles filed

The job title is whatever the employer wrote on the application. Nothing is reclassified, and the wage band is derived from the $5,000 bands rather than read from a stored average.

Filing by filing →
Positions are worker positions on the applications, not people — a renewal counts again.
Job title as filedSOC occupationFilingsPositionsOffered wage, 25th–75thPrevailing wage level
Psychiatric Registered Nurse (Educational Preceptor)29-1141.00Registered Nurses55$95,625$103,750median $98,750 · 5 disclosedLevel I3 of 5 positions
Acute Care Registered Nurse (Educational Preceptor)29-1141.01Acute Care Nurses11$71,250$73,750median $72,500 · 1 disclosedLevel II1 of 1 positions

Worksites

Places of employment declared on the applications, ranked by how often they appear.

All 5 worksites →
Worksite addresses exactly as written on the application. Nothing is geocoded or corrected.
WorksiteCountyFilingsShare
Temecula, CA28999 Old Town Front Street233.3%
San Diego, CA2456 E Street116.7%
Idaho Falls, ID383 Energy Drive116.7%
Idaho Falls, ID2635 Channing Way116.7%
Oregon City Oregon Clackamas County, ID901 Main Street116.7%

Filing volume

Filings, worker positions and new-employment positions per fiscal year. Three different measurements, never added together.

One filing can declare many positions, and a continued-employment position is a worker already here being renewed — which is why position counts are never summed across fiscal years.
Fiscal yearFilingsWorker positionsNew-employment positions
FY2026Oct 2025 – Sep 2026665

Case status (filings)

BucketCountShare
Certified350.0%
Certified, then withdrawn116.7%
Withdrawn before decision233.3%

Petition type (positions)

BucketCountShare
New employment583.3%
Amended petition116.7%

0% of this employer's petition-type positions are continued employment — the same worker renewed. That is why the headline figure above is new-employment positions rather than filings: an employer renewing the same staff every three years produces the same filing volume as one hiring that many new people, and the two are not the same opportunity.

Offered wages

Every disclosed offered wage on this employer's certified applications, in $5,000 bands.

Wages by occupation →
Idaho Healthcare Institute — offered wage distributionIdaho Healthcare Institute: wage distribution across 6 disclosed positions, from $70k to $110k, median $97,500.median $98k$70k$110k

25th $87,500 · median $97,500 · 75th $102,500 · 6 disclosed positions

Offered wages from certified Labor Condition Applications, grouped into $5,000 bands. Percentiles are computed from the bands, not from a stored average.

Outcomes

Derived at read time from the stored approval and denial counts. Nothing here is a stored rate.

Approval rate
100.0%

US Department of Labor decisions on the applications, not petition outcomes.

4 adjudicated

Approvals
4
Denials
0
Basis
DOL decisions

Two different measurements. They are never blended into one rate.

A certified-then-withdrawn application was approved and pulled afterwards, so it counts as an approval. An application withdrawn before a decision was never adjudicated and is excluded from the denominator entirely — counting it as a denial would invent a rejection that never happened.

Every figure above is aggregated from Labor Condition Applications published by the US Department of Labor for Idaho Healthcare Institute as that name appears on the filings. Filing counts are applications, position counts are worker positions on those applications, and neither is a headcount or a count of visas granted. How these pages are built.

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