Every private nursing agency will tell you they care. Fewer can show you how. Here is the discipline behind our reputation - the philosophy, the matching process, and the standards we hold ourselves to.
These are not marketing lines. They govern who we hire, how we train them, and how we design every care plan.
Every act of care is designed to preserve the client's autonomy and identity. We ask, we don't assume. We adapt to the person - not the other way around.
90% of shifts delivered by the same primary caregiver. Familiarity reduces anxiety, catches subtle clinical changes early, and builds the trust that makes home care work.
Every plan is designed by a Registered Nurse, reviewed weekly, and adjusted as conditions evolve. Documentation is hospital-grade and shareable with your physicians.
Flat rates. Clear invoices. Real-time notes in a family portal. You always know what is happening, what it costs, and where things stand.
We would rather turn a case away than send the wrong caregiver. Our cap on families-per-manager stays low, so we can hold to a standard bigger agencies cannot.
We care for the whole household - the daughter navigating discharge, the spouse who hasn't slept in weeks. Support extends beyond the person receiving hands-on care.
Skill can be trained. Fit cannot. Our matching protocol was designed by two RNs who lost patience with the "send whoever is available" model. Every match is deliberate.
We interview every candidate three times, verify every credential, and put every hire through a full week of internal training before their first client shift. It is slow. It is deliberate. It is why our retention is 98%.
A private phone or video call with a care advisor. We listen; you get clarity.
A Registered Nurse visits your home to evaluate needs and design the plan.
We hand-select a caregiver and arrange a meet-and-greet before day one.
Weekly RN check-ins, family portal, and 24/7 escalation line to a real clinician.
Roberta Ann Rusin, RN is not a replacement for your primary care physician, specialists or hospice team. We are the boots-on-the-ground extension of that team - the eyes and hands in the home when they cannot be.