Skilled Nursing Care at Home
Private Duty Nursing (PDN) provides one-on-one medical care for individuals who require ongoing clinical attention in their homes. Licensed nurses deliver skilled medical care, making PDN a suitable choice for clients with complex medical conditions, chronic illnesses, or specialized healthcare requirements.
What Private Duty Nursing Covers
Does a medical condition require professional nursing services without leaving the comfort of home? Lifebridge Care Solutions LLC provides Private Duty Nursing based on each client’s physician-directed care plan and individual health requirements.
Our Private Duty Nursing services include:
Tracheostomy (Trach) Care
Ongoing monitoring and care for individuals with a tracheostomy.
Wound Care
Professional wound management that supports proper healing and ongoing observation.
Gastrostomy (G-Tube) Care and Feedings
Assistance with G-tube care and prescribed nutritional feedings.
Medication Management and Administration
Safe administration and monitoring of medications according to physician orders.
Health Monitoring and Nursing Assessments
Routine assessments that help track changes in a client’s health condition.
Skilled Nursing That Fits Your Situation
Managing complex medical needs at home often requires consistent attention from licensed nursing professionals. Family members also benefit from knowing qualified nurses are managing ongoing healthcare requirements according to the established care plan. Receiving Private Duty Nursing (PDN) allows individuals to continue their treatment while remaining in familiar surroundings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Private Duty Nursing (PDN)
Who benefits from Private Duty Nursing?
Private Duty Nursing serves individuals with chronic illnesses, disabilities, complex medical conditions, or recovery needs requiring skilled nursing services. A healthcare provider typically determines when ongoing nursing care is appropriate.
Can nursing services be provided in my home?
Yes. Our licensed nurses deliver medical services in the client’s residence while following physician-directed care plans and established healthcare protocols.
What medical tasks can a Private Duty Nurse perform?
Services may include medication administration, wound care, tracheostomy care, G-tube care, health monitoring, and nursing assessments. Care is provided according to the individual’s medical condition and physician’s instructions.