Skilled nursing care, at home

Skilled nursing at home from registered nurses and licensed practical nurses, following a plan approved by your physician.

What's included

What's included

Nursing tasks are carried out as ordered by your physician and written into your plan of care.

  • Nursing assessments at home
  • Giving medications, as ordered
  • Care for chronic and acute conditions
  • Wound, catheter and ostomy care, as ordered
  • Monitoring vital signs and symptoms
  • Coordination with your physician and family

Who it helps

Who it helps

  • Adults with chronic illness

    Skilled nursing that makes it possible to stay at home.

  • People recovering from illness

    Nursing care at home after a hospital or rehab stay.

  • Adults with disabilities

    Ongoing nursing care and monitoring from a consistent team.

How to start

How to start

  1. Request care or call

    Tell us who needs care and when you would like to start. You can send a request online or call (312) 224-1001.

  2. Nursing assessment

    A registered nurse assesses needs at home and works with your physician, who approves the plan of care.

  3. First visit

    We introduce your nurse and confirm the schedule. We check in regularly and adjust the plan as needs change.

Good to know

Questions families ask

More answers on our FAQ page
Who provides the care?

Registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs). LPNs work under the supervision of a registered nurse.

Do I need a physician's order?

Yes. Nursing care follows a plan of care approved by your physician. We work with your doctor's office to put it in place.

How long are nursing shifts?

Shift length is set in your plan of care, based on need and what your coverage authorizes. We confirm the schedule before care starts.

Can care start right after a hospital stay?

Yes, once orders and staffing are in place. Call us before discharge if you can, so we can plan together.

Let's talk about the care your family needs

Tell us a little about who needs care. A care coordinator will call you to talk it through and answer your questions.