Medication Management & Administration
Licensed nurses manage and administer medications in accordance with physician orders and within their professional nursing scope.
Private Duty Nursing is a skilled nursing service provided exclusively by licensed nurses — Registered Nurses (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN). It is a distinct service, separate from non-medical home care.
Ahava's Private Duty Nursing supports individuals with complex medical needs who require skilled nursing care in the home setting.
Important: Private Duty Nursing vs. Non-Medical Home Care
Private Duty Nursing involves skilled nursing tasks performed by a licensed RN or LPN. These services are distinct from — and not performed by — Ahava's non-medical caregivers. If you are unsure which service is appropriate, contact us and we will help you understand your options.
All services below are performed exclusively by licensed nurses (RN or LPN) within their professional scope of practice.
Licensed nurses manage and administer medications in accordance with physician orders and within their professional nursing scope.
Ongoing clinical observation and health monitoring by a licensed nurse, with timely communication to the care team as appropriate.
Skilled nursing procedures including catheter care and wound care, performed by a licensed RN or LPN.
Nursing support for individuals managing chronic health conditions, provided within the licensed nurse's professional scope of practice.
Skilled nursing care during recovery following hospitalization or surgery, supporting a safe and supported transition home.
Each client receiving Private Duty Nursing has an individualized nursing care plan developed and overseen by a licensed nurse.
Private Duty Nursing may be appropriate for individuals who require skilled nursing care at home. Contact Ahava to discuss whether this service is right for your situation.
Ahava was founded by an experienced Registered Nurse. Our RN-led approach means that both our Private Duty Nursing and non-medical home care services are guided by professional nursing oversight and a commitment to person-centered care.
Whether you need skilled nursing care, non-medical support, or a combination of both, we're here to help you understand your options.