Skilled nursing, in the comfort of home

What our nurses do

• Wound and ostomy care
• Medication management, teaching and reconciliation
• Injections, including insulin and B12
• Post-hospital and post-surgical recovery visits
• Monitoring of vital signs and chronic conditions (diabetes, heart failure, COPD)
• Catheter care and care of feeding tubes
• Patient and family education

How it works

• Call us or have your doctor send a referral.
• A registered nurse completes an in-home assessment.
• We build a written plan of care with your physician and family.
• Nurses visit on schedule and report changes to your doctor.

Skilled services require a physician's order. Services are provided under our Texas HCSSA license.

What a nursing visit may look like

Your nurse reviews how you have been feeling, checks the concerns identified in your care plan and provides the ordered treatment. There is time to discuss medications, symptoms and practical questions about recovery. Relevant findings are documented and communicated to your physician.

Helping families feel prepared

Teaching is part of care: how to follow care instructions, use prescribed equipment and recognize signs that need medical attention. With your permission, a family member or representative can take part in these conversations.

Planning your first conversation

Have your location, physician's contact details, discharge instructions and a current medication list available if possible. Our coordinator confirms whether we can meet your needs, what orders are required and the private-pay cost before care starts. Use a secure method agreed with our team to share medical records.

Home nursing is not an emergency service. For severe or sudden symptoms, call 911.