Services · private duty nursing in KissimmeeThe right care, in the home she loves.
Hospitals send people home fast. But healing still takes weeks. Our nurses and aides bring that care to the house, so she can heal where she is most at ease.
Registered and licensed nursesNursing services
Our RNs and LPNs are well trained. They take classes each year to keep up. Doctors and case managers send us patients who need:
- Wound care management
- Cardiac care
- Care after surgery
- Enteral (tube) feeding
- Nutrition therapy
- Teaching about a new diagnosis
- Safety checks in the home
- Teaching the medication plan
- High tech care, IV therapy, and infusion
Nursing assistants and home health aidesPersonal care
Our home health aides and CNAs help with the daily things that got hard. A registered nurse supervises them. They help with:
- Personal care, supervised by a nurse or therapist
- Help with bathing
- Making and serving meals
- Light housekeeping
- Picking up groceries and medicine
- Help with daily living (dressing, grooming, toileting)
- Help with walking and moving from bed to chair
- Reminders and help taking medicine
What we do most
Nursing care at home
A licensed nurse checks on your loved one and follows the doctor’s plan.
Wound care
Clean, safe dressing changes so the wound heals at home.
IV and infusion
IV therapy at home, done by a licensed nurse.
Bathing and walking
An aide helps her bathe, dress, and walk without a fall.
Meals and errands
Hot meals, a clean kitchen, and trips to the store for food and pills.
Help with pills
The right pill at the right time, and someone who explains it.
No surprise bills
Paying for care is its own worry. So we take it off your plate.
- We take private insurance and self pay.
- We check what your plan covers before care starts.
- We tell you what you owe, if anything, up front.
- We fill out the forms for you.
Not sure which care your loved one needs?
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you what fits, what it costs, and how soon we can start.
Nights and weekends, call our 24/7 line: 321-217-3131. Referrals by fax: 407-201-4131.