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Is Private Duty Nursing Right for Your Family?
Hospitals feel cold. Discharge instructions feel overwhelming. And caring for someone you love — while managing your own life — is exhausting.
NurseRegistry gives California families something rare: a licensed RN or LVN in your home, matched to your exact situation, available fast. Not a caregiver. Not a CNA. A real nurse — because your family deserves that.
If you’re trying to figure out whether private nursing is right for your situation, you’re in the right place.
After Surgery or a Medical Procedure
Go home from surgery without doing it alone.
You or someone you love just had surgery. The hospital says you’re ready to go home — but home doesn’t come with a nurse. Wound care, medication management, mobility, monitoring for complications — this is more than most families can safely handle on their own.
If your doctor recommended follow-up nursing, or you simply want a licensed professional managing your recovery, we can help. This is one of our most common requests. Most families have a nurse in place within 24 hours.
Private Nursing Care After Hospitalization
Come home from the hospital with a nurse in your corner.
Hospital discharge doesn’t mean fully recovered. If your family member is coming home after a stroke, cardiac event, fall, or extended illness — and the gap between hospital-level care and “on your own” feels terrifying — we bridge it.
Continued skilled nursing is often more than a home health visit can provide. We work with families and discharge planners to get consistent nursing support in place from day one, so nothing falls through the cracks.
In-Home Nursing for Complex and Chronic Conditions
Stop being the medical expert. Let a licensed nurse carry that.
Some situations need more than a caregiver or aide — they need a licensed nurse with clinical training. We regularly support patients with:
- Parkinson’s disease
- ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
- Stroke recovery
- MS
- Dementia and cognitive decline
- Tracheostomy and ventilator dependency
- Feeding tube care
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
You shouldn’t have to become a medical expert to take care of someone you love. That’s what we’re here for.
Palliative Care and End-of-Life Support
Your family shouldn't go through this without support.
When a loved one is in palliative or hospice care, the hardest moments often happen between visits. A private duty nurse provides an additional layer of skilled support — monitoring, comfort care, medication management, and presence when family can’t be there.
We work alongside your existing hospice provider, not instead of them. You don’t have to do this alone.
Nursing Care for Children with Medical Needs
Your child deserves a nurse who knows their name and their needs.
Children with complex medical conditions require consistent, skilled nursing — at home, during school, during daily life. Whether your child has a feeding tube, respiratory needs, or another ongoing medical condition, we can match you with a nurse experienced in pediatric care.
Because “qualified enough” isn’t good enough when it’s your child.
Short-Term and Situational Needs
Sometimes you just need a nurse — not a contract.
Not every need is long-term. We help with:
- Wellness checks and medication management
- IV therapy at home
- Overnight nursing care
- A visiting family member who needs medical support
- Bridge care while longer-term plans come together
Low minimums. No long-term contracts. Available when you need us.
Get Started.
Complete the form, then set up a call with our team to discuss your needs and help us match you with the best nurse for high-quality care.
Not Sure If We're the Right Fit?
That’s exactly what we’re here to help you figure out. Our care coordinators can walk through your situation, answer questions about what private duty nursing looks like day-to-day, and tell you honestly whether we’re the right match — no pressure, no obligation.
Call (866) 916-8773 or Chat with us →
FAQ
Why use private nursing services?
Private duty nurses offer one-on-one medical care with advanced capabilities in the comfort of the patient’s own home. Unlike traditional in-home care services, NurseRegistry nurses are able to provide a higher level of care and can even partner with families to provide specialized care.
How much does private nursing cost?
The cost of hiring a private nurse is determined by the type of assistance you need and the total hours of care. It will also depend on the nurse’s level of education, experience, and training. Learn more here.
Does NurseRegisry accept insurance?
At this time, we are private pay only. However, we do work with our patients to assist in reimbursement from both primary health and long-term care insurance.
You will need to contact your individual insurance carrier to determine eligibility.
Do I need a doctor’s authorization?
Yes, a doctor’s order is required for any nursing intervention that the nurse will perform. Nurse assessments do not require a doctor’s authorization, however, any form of treatment will require a doctor’s order.
Is there a minimum service time requirement?
Yes, NurseRegistry requires a minimum of 2 hours. However, scheduling can be flexible to fit your specific needs.
What is the cancellation policy?
All shifts can be canceled with a 12-hour notice.
How do I get started?
To hire a private nurse, click here and fill out the form. Once the form is complete, you’ll be given an opportunity to schedule a call with a member of our team to discuss your care needs.
What kind of supplies will I need to get started?
The type of supplies needed to start care will depend on your individual needs. It is up to the client to provide their own supplies before the start of care. If you need assistance finding supplies, we provide some recommendations here.
