Private nurse home visits
Private nurse home visits in Manhattan
From the Lower East Side to Washington Heights, a registered nurse comes to your apartment and teaches you and your family, step by step, the care your doctor ordered — in English or Russian.
Book today First visit- Taught by licensed registered nurses
- Visits in English or Russian
What a visit covers
What we teach at home in Manhattan
In Manhattan most families live in apartments — doorman buildings, walk-ups and senior residences. The nurse comes for an hour, works with the supplies and equipment you already have, shows each step and watches you and your caregiver practice until you feel sure. You keep written steps in English or Russian.
Tap a topic to book it — or choose “In-home visit — any topic” and bring your list of questions.
Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods we visit in Manhattan
We visit all of Manhattan, from the Battery to Inwood, and Roosevelt Island. When you book, add the building entrance, the floor and whether there is an elevator, so the nurse arrives on time.
Don’t see your neighborhood? We visit the whole borough — call us if you’re not sure.
- Upper West Side
- Upper East Side
- Morningside Heights
- Harlem
- East Harlem
- Washington Heights
- Inwood
- Midtown
- Hell’s Kitchen
- Murray Hill
- Kips Bay
- Gramercy
- Chelsea
- Greenwich Village
- East Village
- Lower East Side
- Chinatown
- Tribeca
- Financial District
- Battery Park City
- Roosevelt Island
Hospitals, rehab centers and nursing homes
You can meet us at a Manhattan hospital or rehab center before discharge. We come as the patient’s guest under the facility’s visitor rules, explain the diagnosis, medications and therapy in simple words, and help you prepare questions and the plan for home. The facility’s staff give all the care.
How to book
Book a visit in Manhattan
Choose online
Tap “Book a visit” — your borough is already chosen. Pick the topic, a day and a one-hour window.
Confirm it’s you
We text a 6-digit code to your cell phone. Enter it, and your visit request is sent.
We call to confirm
A representative calls you back to confirm the visit. The nurse asks what you want to learn and what to have ready.
Prefer the phone? Call 1-877-CARE-303 — press 1 for a home visit, 2 for a phone consultation, 3 to speak with a representative.
Questions
Questions from Manhattan families
Do you visit doorman buildings and walk-ups?
Yes. Put the entrance, the buzzer or doorman instructions, the floor and whether there is an elevator in the booking note, and the nurse plans around it.
Can you meet us at the hospital before my mother comes home?
Yes. We come to the bedside as her guest, under the hospital’s visitor rules, go over the discharge plan with you and list what to learn and arrange before she comes home. We review medical records only with her written permission (or her legal representative’s).
I live in another city. Can you check on my father in Manhattan?
Yes. With his permission, a nurse visits him at home, in the hospital or in rehab, sees how he is eating, moving and managing his medications, and sends you a full written report by email with practical next steps. If we see something urgent, we call 911 and let you know.
Do you give the injections or change the dressings yourselves?
No. We teach — you and your caregivers do the care. The nurse demonstrates each step, watches you do it and coaches you until you feel confident. Hands-on skills are taught as your doctor or nurse practitioner ordered.
Other areas we serve
Our nurses teach — they do not provide hands-on nursing care, and they do not replace your doctor, home health agency, facility staff or aide. We teach the care your physician or nurse practitioner ordered. We are not a licensed home care services agency or a Medicare-certified home health agency, and we do not employ or place home health aides. In an emergency, call 911.