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Private Duty Nursing

Skilled Pediatric Nursing Support at Home

Licensed RNs and LPNs provide clinical, in-home care tailored to your child’s medical needs, routine, comfort, and family preferences.

Private duty nursing helps children with ongoing medical or developmental needs receive dependable support in the familiar environment of home.

Every care plan is physician-directed and RN-supervised, with services coordinated around the child’s condition, approved treatment plan, schedule, and family goals.

Clinical Oversight

Physician-Directed Care

Nursing services follow the child’s approved medical orders, care plan, and applicable clinical requirements.

Family-Centered Support

Care in a Familiar Environment

Nursing support is coordinated around the child’s daily routine while keeping families informed and involved.

Nursing Services

Clinical Support Based on Your Child’s Care Plan

Available nursing services are coordinated according to medical orders, assessed needs, program eligibility, staffing, and the approved plan of care.

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Medication Administration

Medication support and monitoring are provided according to physician orders, nursing standards, and the approved care plan.

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Vital Signs and Assessments

Nurses may monitor vital signs, observe changes, complete required assessments, and document relevant findings.

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Feeding-Tube Support

G-tube care, feeding support, hydration routines, and related monitoring may be provided when included in the child’s nursing plan.

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Respiratory Care

Support may include respiratory treatments, equipment assistance, airway monitoring, and related clinical routines.

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Seizure Monitoring

Nurses can follow the child’s seizure action plan, document relevant activity, and respond according to approved medical instructions.

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Post-Hospital Transition

Nursing support can help families follow discharge instructions, establish home routines, and monitor the child after hospitalization.

Individualized Clinical Care

Nursing Support Built Around Your Child

Every child has different medical, developmental, and daily support needs. Our team reviews the child’s care instructions, routine, equipment, medications, family preferences, and approved hours of service.

The goal is to provide safe, consistent, and respectful nursing care while helping the child remain comfortable and connected to family life.

Qualified Nursing Professionals

Care is provided by appropriately qualified nursing professionals based on the child’s service and clinical requirements.

Detailed Care Documentation

Nursing notes, completed interventions, observations, and relevant updates are documented according to applicable requirements.

Clear Family Communication

Families receive appropriate updates and have a clear process for discussing scheduling, care concerns, and changes in the child’s routine.

How Private Duty Nursing Begins

A Clear and Coordinated Care Process

Our team works with the family and appropriate healthcare contacts to review the child’s needs and coordinate an individualized nursing plan.

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Initial Consultation

Tell us about your child’s diagnosis, nursing needs, current care, schedule, equipment, and family concerns.

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Eligibility and Care Review

The team reviews available medical documentation, physician orders, requested services, and applicable program requirements.

03

Nurse Matching and Scheduling

An appropriately qualified nurse is coordinated based on clinical needs, approved hours, schedule, location, and staffing availability.

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Begin Ongoing Nursing Care

Nursing care begins according to the approved plan while our team remains available for communication, oversight, and care-plan updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Private Duty Nursing FAQs

Learn more about pediatric nursing support, service eligibility, care planning, scheduling, and clinical oversight.

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What is pediatric private duty nursing?

Private duty nursing provides one-on-one skilled nursing support in the child’s home according to physician orders and an approved nursing plan.

Who may qualify for private duty nursing?

Eligibility depends on the child’s medical needs, physician documentation, assessment findings, insurance or program requirements, and applicable authorization.

Are your pediatric nurses licensed?

Private duty nursing services are provided by appropriately licensed nursing professionals assigned according to the child’s clinical needs.

Can nursing schedules be customized?

Scheduling is coordinated around approved nursing hours, the child’s care needs, family preferences, location, and available qualified staff.

How quickly can services begin?

Start time depends on documentation, assessment, authorization, care-plan completion, location, requested schedule, and nursing availability.

Need Pediatric Nursing Support?

Let’s Discuss Your Child’s Nursing Needs

Contact Avery Cares to discuss clinical requirements, documentation, eligibility, requested scheduling, and the next steps for private duty nursing.