It is reported that up to 88 percent of trafficking victims receive healthcare while they are being trafficked (Polaris Project, 2018). Nurses and providers are crucial in assessing and identifying women, men and children who are being trafficked. One challenge that medical professionals face is that they do not know what to do if they have a patient who is being trafficked. Often trafficking is not even something nurses and doctors have on their mind while assessing patients. It really needs to always be in the back of our minds because it is happening and it is likely that we could come in contact with a patient who may be a victim of trafficking.