Concierge nursing and medical escort services tailored for patients and families in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and Caldwell

Value proposition

• Personalized, in-home nursing visits from a licensed RN for post-procedure monitoring, medication support, and safety checks—so patients recover confidently at home rather than in extended observation or readmission.

• Medical escort and safe-discharge services for patients who need professional assistance traveling from hospital to home, rehab, or another care setting—reducing family stress and minimizing risk during transitions of care.

• On-demand clinical skills in the home: injections, wound checks and dressing changes, IV site monitoring, vitals and symptom assessments, and teaching for caregivers—provided by a single trusted clinician rather than multiple uncoordinated providers.

• Affordable, transparent pricing with HSA/FSA accepted, and flexible packages (one-time visit, short-term recovery plan, or ongoing weekly monitoring).

Target clients and their needs

• Postoperative patients discharged same-day or early: need monitoring for bleeding, pain control, mobility safety, and medication management to prevent complications and readmission.

• Older adults transitioning from hospital or skilled nursing who need assistance with transport, fall-risk assessment, home safety changes, and medication reconciliation.

• Caregiving families who are overwhelmed or geographically distant and want professional oversight, education, and relief.

• Patients with chronic conditions who need intermittent skilled nursing care (injections, IV access follow-up, wound care) without enrolling in home health services.

Service offerings (expanded)

1. Safe-discharge and medical escort

   • In-hospital pick-up and bedside briefing with nursing handoff (review of discharge instructions, meds, red flags).

   • Transport assistance: ambulatory escort to vehicle, monitoring during ride.

   • Short-distance transfer coordination (hospital → home, hospital → rehab facility) and documentation of condition during transfer.

2. Post-procedure monitoring and recovery visits

   • Vital sign checks, pain assessment, bleeding/hematoma surveillance, wound inspection and dressing changes.

   • Medication management: start-up injections (e.g., anticoagulants, biologics), demonstration and teach-back for home injections, adherence checks.

   • Early complication screening and coordination with primary/surgical team if concerns arise.

3. In-home clinical skills

   • Subcutaneous and intramuscular injections, medication administration per provider orders.

   • PIC and CVAD inspection education.

   • Wound care: dressing changes, measurement and photo documentation, basic wound cleansing per protocol.

4. Safety checks and home risk assessment

   • Functional mobility assessment, fall-risk evaluation, and practical recommendations for immediate safety improvements (grab-bar placement, temporary bedside chair, footwear).

   • Brief caregiver training: safe transfers, incision care, medication administration, signs of infection/complication, when to call 911 vs call provider.

5. Ongoing recovery coordination packages

   • Short-term plan: daily visitsRegular, compassionate RN visits help aging adults stay safe, supported, and independent — while giving families peace of mind.