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Aging in place
Personalized nursing visits that give you a clearer picture of how you or your loved one is doing not just today but overtime. Your RN looks at the whole person, identifies changes early, and provides practical guidance to help support safety, health, and independence in the home.
Includes:
Vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, respirations, oxygen saturation, and tempature)
Weight
Head to toe assessments
Skin assessments
Medication review & education
Nutrition & Hydration review
Safety/ fall assessment
Wellness monitoring
Patient & family education
Who Aging in Place Support For?
This is for families who want their loved one to remain at home, but know they shouldn't have to manage everything alone.
Maybe there has been a fall. Medications become harder to keep up with. You live across the state or country and wish you had someone you trusted to keep an eye on things. Or you're beginning to wonder whether staying at home is still realistic.
This might be the right fit for:
Adult children helping manage an aging parents care, near by or from a far.
Older adults who have experienced a fall or are becoming more vulnerable to falls.
Individuals whose medications, health needs, or daily routines have become more difficult to manage independently.
Families consisdering assisted living but wanting to explore whether staying at home can be done safely.
Individuals recovering from a hospitalization who need additional support and oversight at home.
Surgery Recovery RN
Surgery may be over however the recovery is just beginning.
The first few days home can feel surprisingly vulnerable as your body is healing , your routine has changed, and you may need additional support as you regain your strength. Your registered nurse provides personal care in the comfort of your own home, offering attentive oversight, thoughtful guidance and a calm, experienced presence through out your recovery.
Your nurse takes the time to understand your procedure, your physicians instructions, your home environment, and what matters to you most. Each visit is designed around your individual needs not a standard check list.
We are able to support plastic, orthopedic, cardiac post procedures.
What clinical care looks like
This isn't running errands or companion care. Its a continuation of the care you received in the hospital in the comfort of your own home. The RN reviews the discharge paper work, sets the plan, performs the hands on care.
This may include-
Surgical wound and incision assessment and care, drain management, and dressing changes as ordered.
Vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, and respirations)
Head to toe assessment
Medication management, reconciliation, including new prescriptions and pain control.
Watching for early signs of complications such as infection, bleeding, and blood clots.
Safe mobility and activity support as you regain your strength and confidence
A direct line to your nurse when questions or concerns arise
Seamless coordination with your surgeon, physicians, pharmacy, physical therapist, and others members of your care team
Skilled RN Care
Some medical needs require more than an extra pair of hands. They require a registered nurse who understands the full picture. You nurse provides skilled care in your home, monitoring for changes in your condition, manages treatments, and helps keep your care on track. Care is personalized to you and delivered by a nurse that knows you.
What does skilled nursing in the home include?
Skilled Nursung is more than having a nurse to stop by. It is clinical care that requires knowledge, training, and judgement of a registered nurse, care that otherwise be provided in a hospital or skilled nursing facility now brought to the comfort of your own home.
Each plan of care is thoughtfully guided by your registered nurse who assesses your needs, determines the appropriate level of support, and provides the clinical care required. Your care is tailored to where you are in your health journey, with the goal of promoting comfort, safety, recovery, and confidence at home.
Whats skills are included?
Comprehensive nursing assessment and ongoing monitoring of vitals and recovery
Incision and wound observation
Dressing changes as ordered by your physician
Medication review,reconciliation and education
Pain, swelling, and symptom monitoring
Mobility, fall risk, and home safety assessment
Support with hydration, nutrition, and rest
Post acute recovery monitoring after a hospital stay or surgery
Chronic condition monitoring within care plan- Diabetes, heart failure, COPD
Early detection of complications montioring
Coordination with your physicians, specialist, and pharmacy
This might be the right fit for
Some one who recently left the hospital and needs skilled nursing support during recovery
Someone requiring professional management of a wound, surgical insicion, or drain
Some one navigating a complicated medication regimen, managing a chronic condition, or experiencing frequent trips to the emergency room
For families caring for an aging parent, it can be the next layer of support when needs have progressed from everyday assistance to clinical nursing care
Health Navigation
Your nurse is there to make the medical side of life easier to navigate. Health care navigation brings the RN in to the center of your care, quietly coordinating all the details for you from end to end. They keep the full picture in view across your physicians, specialist, hospitals, pharmacy, and therapy team. They coordinate appointments, provide in room attendace and advocacy with questions prepared ahead of time. Coordinate between specialist and physicians so information does not get missed. They review medications while looking out for interactions and duplications. They help support the decision making process by explaining in clear terms what the options are, what associated risks are, and what to ask next. They ensure new medications have been filled, follow up appointments or referral appointments are arranged, and explain results. They effectively communicate with family so that everyone stays informed.
Who is health navigation for?
Families managing an aging parents medical care from near or far
Someone with complex or chronic illness that sees multiple specialist
Patient transitioning home after a hospital stay who want the discharge plan carried through with confidence
Individuals navigating a new or serious diagnosis who need clarity, direction, and a trusted road map
Living Well with Chronic Conditions
Your chronic condition shouldn't run your life. You nurse helps manage diabetes, heart failure, COPD, and other long term illnesses through medication management, ongoing assessment, and attention to the small changes that can signal a bigger problem. Because catching those changes early can make a difference in staying stable, avoiding unneccessary ER visits, and living well for the long term.
This is personalized nursing care. Your nurse knows you, understands your health, and recognizes when something isn't quite right. We stay connect with yout physicians, keep your care moving in the right direction, and pay attention to the details that matter. Its about being proactive, keeping you well, and helping you remain safely and confidently at home.
What the Nurse does?
Your nurse takes the lead managing yout ongoing care. They will perform assessments and ongoing reassessments, know what is normal for you, and recognize when something starts to change. The nurse will stay involved , keep your care coordinated, and make sure you understand what's happening with your health. And if someting falls outside of our scope, we'll tell you plainly and help you understand the next step.
Includes
Consistent nurse oversight
Medication management
Monitoring your measurements to see trends, improvements or declines
Acting on changes before they escalate
Skilled treatment at home
Keeping your providers connected
Making sure you understand your care
Adjusting care as your needs change
Who would be a good fit?
Patients recently discharged who need close follow up to prevent readmission
Adult children managing an aging parents chronic condition from near or far
Someone managing multiple chronic conditions and complex medication routine
Some one with congestive heart failure that keeps being admitted to the hospital
Someone with diabetes who needs blood sugar oversight and medication support
Someone with copd who needs help controlling symptoms and responding to flare ups.
L&C VIPS is a private pay nursing service, allwoing us to focus on personalized care built around you, your needs, and your goals. We do not bill Medicare or Medicaid. We'll discuss our services and fees with you before care begins.
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