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Private Duty & Skilled Nursing in Hawaiʻi
Our compassionate team of registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) provides personalized in-home medical services. We offer support for medication management, wound care, G-tube feeding, and more, ensuring a comfortable and fulfilling life.
What are Private Duty and Skilled Nursing?
Private duty and skilled nursing services are essential for adults with complex and continuous health needs. These services, provided by registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs), include education, assessment, judgment, intervention, and skilled nursing tasks. They are medically necessary to support your health and well-being, ensuring you receive comprehensive and continuous care.
Capabilities
What our nurses provide
Health Assessments
Thorough evaluations to determine your overall health status and needs.
Caregiver Training
Ensuring caregivers have the skills to offer compassionate care.
Medication Management
Ensuring you receive your medications correctly and on time.
Wound, Ostomy, Tracheostomy & Foley Catheter Care
Comprehensive care to promote healing, prevent infections, and ensure comfort.
Oxygen & IV Therapy Management
Supporting respiratory health and providing hydration and medication administration.
Diabetes Education & Support
Helping you manage your condition effectively and promote a healthy lifestyle.
We understand everyone has unique care requirements, and we’re here to offer support tailored to your needs. Whether you need help managing medications or assistance with daily activities like bathing and dressing, our compassionate team of RNs and LPNs is committed to ensuring your life remains comfortable and fulfilling. You’re not alone in this journey—we’re here for you every step of the way.
Questions to discuss before starting nursing care
Contact our Oʻahu or Hilo office to ask about nursing availability for your location and the kind of support you need. Keep your first online inquiry general; ask the team how to share medical information appropriately.
- Is the requested nursing service available in your community?
- Is a referral, provider’s order, or assessment needed for your care?
- What visit schedule and payment arrangements are available?
- Who coordinates the care plan and updates your family?
For help with companionship, errands, and daily routines, see home care and companion services.