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In-Home Nursing

Post-Op Recovery Care, at Home

After surgery, most people are sent home while they're still groggy, sore, and on new medications — that's exactly the gap we fill. A licensed registered nurse comes to your home to keep a professional eye on your recovery, so you don't have to be in a hospital to feel safe.

Private pay, no insurance involved — you book us directly and we match you with a nurse.

Client relaxing at home during a nurse-administered IV

What your nurse can help with

Incision & drain care

Check your incision, change dressings, and help manage surgical drains.

Vitals & warning signs

Monitor your vitals and catch early signs of fever, infection, or bleeding.

Medications on schedule

Keep pain and nausea medications on track so you stay ahead of discomfort.

Safe movement

Help you get up, walk, and use the bathroom safely while you regain strength.

IV hydration & anti-nausea

IV fluids, vitamins, or anti-nausea medication when eating and drinking are hard.

Family & surgeon updates

Keep your family in the loop and flag anything to your surgeon right away.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your surgery

    Share your surgery date and what kind of help you need at home.

  2. 2

    Quick good-faith exam

    A brief exam confirms the care plan is safe and right for you.

  3. 3

    Your nurse comes to you

    We match you with a licensed RN and schedule visits around your recovery.

The first 24–72 hours matter most

That's when most post-op complications show up. Visits can be a few hours or longer stretches during those first days home, so someone trained is watching for problems while you rest.

Our nurses support your surgeon's recovery plan — they don't replace it. In a medical emergency, call 911.

Common questions

No — post-op recovery care is private pay. That means no waiting on insurance approvals: you book us directly and we schedule your nurse.

Have a surgery coming up?

Tell us your surgery date and what you need — we'll line up a licensed nurse for your first days home.