Services
24-hour and live-in care, without leaving home
When checking in stops being enough, the choice is a facility or the right coverage at home. This is the second one.
How we help
Coverage that never blinks
Live-in caregivers or rotating 24/7 shifts, designed by the RN around your parent's nights, risks, and routine.
Nights handled
Overnight wake-ups, bathroom trips, wandering, 2am confusion. Someone is awake, calm, and trained.
A household that keeps running
Meals, laundry, medications on schedule, appointments kept. The house works like it used to.
RN oversight over every shift
One RN Care Manager owns the plan, supervises every caregiver on the case, and reports to your family.
Start with an RN home visit
An RN visits within 24 hours and hands you a written care plan and quote. Complimentary, no charge, no obligation.
Included with every plan
- Free RN coverage assessment within 24 hours
- Written care plan and a written weekly quote
- Matched W-2 Care Professional within 48 hours
- RN Care Manager present for the full first shift
- The same caregiver every visit
- Bilingual caregivers, English and Spanish
Who this is for
- A parent who can no longer be alone at night
- Advanced memory loss or high fall risk
- Couples where one spouse is caring for the other alone
- Families comparing the cost and life of a facility with staying home
Florida AHCA licensed (#299996493), serving Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties. Every caregiver is a screened W-2 employee supervised by an RN Care Manager.
Where we provide 24/7 & live-in care
Questions families ask
Live-in or 24/7 shifts: which one do we need?
It depends on how often nights are interrupted. The RN assesses sleep, risk, and routine at the free home visit and recommends the coverage that fits.
Does the same team stay on the case?
Yes. A small, consistent team is matched to your parent and supervised by one RN Care Manager, with the same faces on repeat.
Not sure this is the right fit?
The free RN home visit answers it in one afternoon, in your parent's own home. You get a written plan either way.