About us · AHCA licensed nurse registryPeople you can trust in your home.
Letting a stranger into your loved one's home is scary. So here is who we are, what we can do, and who checks the work.
A Florida nurse registry run by health care pros
People with Florida health care licenses run Agape. We are privately owned, licensed by the state, and insured.
We know care has a lot of moving parts. There is what your loved one needs, and there is what the doctor ordered. So we manage both, from the first talk to the day care is done.
Our licensed team checks every service we give. You always know who is in charge.
Agape [ah-gah-phey] (n.) (Greek)
Unconditional love
We picked this name on purpose. Agape is love that gives and expects nothing back.
It's the love you already feel for your loved one. We just bring more hands to it.
"Dedicated in making a difference in our clients and families lives."
Care for everyone
We serve every person in our four counties. Race, faith, age, sex, who you love, a disability, your culture, or where you were born never changes that.
Why families and partners call us
Names have been changed to protect our patients' privacy.
Dad came home after his fall and I was scared to leave him. Now an aide helps him bathe and walk every morning. I go to work and I can breathe again.
The nurse showed Mom how to take her heart pills the right way. She calls me if anything looks off. That one call is worth everything to me.
I live two hours away. Agape is my eyes and ears. Mom likes her aide so much she saves her a cup of coffee.
One of our residents needed extra help at night. Agape sent a CNA the next day, so the family did not have to move her.
Memory care residents need the same calm face. Agape sends us the same aides, not a new face every shift.
I faxed the referral at 2 p.m. By dinner the family had a plan and a start date. That is rare.
Want to meet us before you decide?
Call and ask anything. Talk to a real person who knows home care, then take your time.
Nights and weekends, call our 24/7 line: 321-217-3131. Referrals by fax: 407-201-4131.