Private Duty Nursing for Children with Complex Medical Needs
We provide one-on-one Private Duty Nursing (PDN) services — compassionate, highly skilled nursing delivered in the comfort of your home.
What is Private Duty Nursing?
Private Duty Nursing offers professional, individualized nursing care for children who require ongoing skilled services due to chronic illness, medical fragility, or technology dependence. Unlike intermittent visits, it provides continuous care with close monitoring.
Conditions requiring skilled nursing care
- Premature birth complications
- Respiratory conditions (ventilator/tracheostomy care)
- Seizure disorders and epilepsy
- Neuromuscular disorders (cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy)
- Cardiac conditions requiring monitoring
- Gastrointestinal complications (G-tube, NG-tube, TPN feeding)
- Metabolic and genetic disorders
- Immunodeficiency disorders
- Traumatic brain injuries
Our nursing services
Tracheostomy & Ventilator Management
Expert respiratory care for ventilator-dependent and tracheostomy patients.
G-tube & NG-tube Feedings
Safe feeding tube management and nutritional support for your child.
Seizure Monitoring & Intervention
Continuous monitoring and emergency intervention for seizure disorders.
Medication Administration
Safe, accurate administration of all prescribed medications.
Oxygen & Respiratory Treatments
Comprehensive respiratory therapy and oxygen management.
Care Coordination
Close coordination with physicians, specialists, and your family.
Nursing supervision & quality
Every nurse is supervised on-site every 14 days with performance evaluation and care plan assessment. We include families in the supervision process to ensure the highest standard of care.
Why families choose Adapting Life
One-to-One Nursing Care
Dedicated nursing attention focused solely on your child.
Continuity of Care
Consistent caregivers who know your child and your family.
Compassionate Expertise
Skilled nurses who combine clinical excellence with genuine care.
Family Relief
Giving parents and caregivers time to rest, work, and spend time with family.
Ongoing Supervision
Regular quality checks and care plan updates to ensure the best outcomes.