Private duty nursing provides personalized, one-on-one skilled nursing care for individuals who require ongoing or specialized medical support in the comfort of their home.

Private duty nursing may benefit individuals with complex medical conditions, chronic illnesses, disabilities, respiratory needs, or other conditions requiring skilled nursing care and regular monitoring.

Services may include medication administration, complex medical care, tracheostomy care, feeding tube care, catheter care, IV therapy, ventilator support, and ongoing health monitoring based on the patient’s care plan.

Personal care primarily helps with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility. Private duty nursing focuses on skilled medical and nursing needs.

If your child has a chronic illness, requires medical monitoring, is recovering from surgery, has developmental disabilities, or needs assistance with daily activities, Pediatric Home Care may be an excellent option. Your physician can also recommend home healthcare services.

Yes. Private duty nursing is designed to provide skilled nursing support in the patient’s home, allowing them to receive care in a familiar and comfortable environment.

Yes. Qualified nurses may provide feeding tube care and related support according to the patient’s individualized healthcare plan.

Yes. Private duty nursing may include skilled tracheostomy care, monitoring, and support when prescribed and appropriate for the patient’s needs.

Yes. Specialized nurses may provide ventilator-related care and monitoring for patients who require ventilator support at home, according to their care plan.

Private duty nurses may assist with medication administration and management as permitted by the patient’s care plan, applicable regulations, and nursing scope of practice.

Yes. Children with complex medical or developmental needs may benefit from pediatric private duty nursing when skilled nursing care is appropriate.

The frequency and duration of private duty nursing depend on the patient’s medical needs, care plan, authorization, and applicable coverage requirements.

Yes. Private duty nursing can provide ongoing skilled support for individuals managing certain chronic or complex health conditions.