Cura Nurses comprises a team of exceptionally skilled, compassionate, diverse, and professional Registered Nurses, reshaping the healthcare landscape by offering immediate access to comprehensive and holistic care. We stand by our commitment to supporting patients through life's transitions, providing expert advocacy, educating patients and their families, coordinating care, and delivering hands-on assistance.

Cura Nurses registered nurses provide the highest quality patient-centered care available, ensuring not only clinical excellence but also a compassionate and personalized approach that prioritizes the unique needs and preferences of each individual.

• Hourly Care • 24-Hour Care • Specialty Care • Senior Care • Cosmetic Surgery Care • Post Op Care • Hotel Care • Hospice Care • Home Care

Home Health, also known as "Skilled Care," is a service designed for a 60-day period. Typically, home health visits occur 2-3 times a week and may involve various healthcare professionals, including nurses, physical therapists, and case managers. This service is fully covered by Medicare, and often, other private or government insurances provide coverage as well. Should your loved one require additional care, Cura Nurses is here to offer additional support. Cura Nurses provides assistance regardless of whether home health services are in place. Our services range from companion care once a week for a minimum of an hour to 24/7 care delivered by a registered nurse. It's important to note that private duty care is not covered by Medicare or other healthcare insurances. However, it can be utilized in conjunction with long term care insurance (LTC) for added support and flexibility.

While there is some overlap in the activities carried out by registered nurses and caregivers to support patients and their families, it's essential to recognize their distinct roles. Registered nurses, as healthcare experts and clinicians, implement various measures to motivate, support, and educate patients. They execute treatments prescribed by the medical team, collaborate with other healthcare providers, and facilitate communication with physicians, acting as advocates and aiding patients in understanding their care participation. Registered nurses possess the capability to assess health, take vitals, and primarily focus on the clinical aspects of healthcare. On the other hand, caregivers specialize in non-emergent activities and situations, excluding any form of healthcare or medical support, which is a distinct responsibility of registered nurses.

Home health is a service that is helpful and is covered by insurance, but sometimes the services provided by them are just not enough. For example, if your loved one is discharged from the hospital and has home health on board, many home health companies may not be able to see your loved one in-person for 3 or more days. Cura Nurses can provide supplemental care during that crucial time because we can often see patients the same day or the next day.

This is completely determined by you and your specific needs. You get to pick when and where is best for you. We offer packages that start from one hour of care to a nurse being with you around the clock care.

Our nurses are most easily scheduled with 24 hours notice. However, most often we can accommodate same day visits. Starting same day 24/7 care may result in additional fees.

Yes. Cura Nurses offers 'round the clock care.

We meticulously assess the nurse's qualifications, references, licensure, background checks, and malpractice insurance. Each nurse undergoes a thorough interview process, where we not only scrutinize their background and education but also ensure that the nurses we welcome into our team are individuals we would trust to care for our own families.

Yes. Our nurses represent years of experience in combination with over 15 specialties. We specifically match you with a nurse who will be able to provide the highest quality of care for your exact needs. We also combine nurse expertise to help cover multiple medical concerns if needed.

This is completely determined by you and your specific needs. You get to choose when and where is best for you. We offer packages that start from one hour of care to a nurse being with you around the clock.

Yes! We can give injections as long as you have an order from your provider.

Yes, we can!

If you don’t have a ride home and you are able to walk, use a cane, or walker then your nurse can take you home.

Yes. We pride ourselves in not only providing top of the line direct patient care, but also in advocating for our patients and being their eyes and ears when necessary. This includes going to doctors appointments, and even coming to check in on you while in the hospital. We can even drive you to appointments if you wish.

Yes. Please contact our main number as soon as travel plans have been identified so that we can start working on matching you with a nurse as soon as possible.

Call or email, complete an initial intake with a registered nurse to obtain pertinent information, then you will receive a digital contract and invoice. Once that is complete, scheduling occurs and our coordinator will call you to confirm times.

You can call us at (602) 695-5450, email us at care@curanurses.com, or https://www.curanurses.com/contact. When you call or email, know that you will always be speaking with a registered nurse from the very start.

ACH, credit cards, wire transfers, HSA and FSA

Absolutely! Oftentimes it is a family or friend who helps pay for the care provided.

Yes, a card on file is required.

Unfortunately we do not take insurance, but will gladly accept HSA or FSA funds, and can work with long term care policy holders for coverage.

Our services are $150 per hour.

You may cancel up to 24 hours before care is scheduled.