Understanding care needs
Talk through changes you have noticed, existing care information, and questions to raise with the treating team.
FOR FAMILIES & CAREGIVERSMore understanding.
More understanding.
A clearer next step.
When an aging parent or loved one needs more support, a nurse’s perspective can help you prepare, ask useful questions, and understand your options.
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FAMILY CONSULTING
Guidance for the decisions ahead.
Navigating long-term care
Understand common care settings and prepare questions for providers as you explore options for your loved one.
Preparing for care conversations
Organize concerns and priorities before a care conference, transition, or discussion with a facility.
Care planning & advocacy
Bring structure to care-related decisions and identify practical follow-up questions, with the individual’s needs and preferences at the center.
FOR EVERYDAY ORGANIZATIONA place to start
A place to start
with Care Hub.
Looking for a way to keep family care information organized? Explore Nightingale Care Hub and review its current features and membership details.
Explore Care HubA FEW QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Before we begin.
Does a consultation replace my loved one’s clinician?
No. Consulting supports understanding, planning, and communication. Diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, and urgent clinical concerns belong with the treating team.
Can you choose a care facility for us?
We can help you consider care needs and prepare questions. Availability, services, costs, and suitability must be confirmed directly with each provider.
How do we get started?
Contact us with a brief, general description of the support you are looking for. We will discuss whether a consultation is a good fit and agree on the next step.
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Request a consultation You don’t have to sort it all out at once.
Start with the question that matters most to you.