Cardiac & neurological care
ICU-level attention in the weeks after discharge.
Built for the fragile window.
If any of these sound like your situation, this is the right care type.
- You’re home after a heart attack, heart failure admission, or cardiac surgery.
- You or a parent is recovering from a stroke and the deficits are still changing.
- Medications were changed at discharge and no one has watched the response.
- You want vitals, weights, and symptoms tracked by someone clinical, daily.
- You’re a cardiologist or neurologist who wants eyes on a high-risk discharge.
What you get.
First week home
Stabilization Week
Daily RN visits through the first week home, vitals, weights, medication titration, and symptom review.
Starting at price
Most requested
30-Day Recovery Watch
A month of scheduled visits and monitoring through the highest-readmission window, with direct physician reporting.
Starting at price
Complex cardiac & stroke
Extended Neuro Recovery
Longer-term monitoring alongside rehab and therapy, with deficit tracking and close specialist collaboration.
Custom pricing after assessment
How care begins.
01
Discharge review call
We read the discharge summary, medication changes, and your physician’s instructions.
02
First visit home
Baseline vitals, home safety, medication reconciliation, and a plan the family understands.
03
Daily monitoring
Vitals, weights, fluid status, neuro checks, and symptom review, escalated early, not late.
04
Physician reporting
Concise updates to your specialist and readiness for follow-up visits.
The specialty match
A nurse who has worked cardiac ICU and stroke units.
Your care is led by an RN with critical-care and neuro credentials, matched to your event, not a generalist.
- CCRNCritical Care RN
- PCCNProgressive Care Certified Nurse
- SCRNStroke Certified RN
- CNRNCertified Neuroscience RN
Cardiac & neuro questions.
Anything we haven’t answered, a concierge RN will answer on the call.
Yes, blood pressure, heart rate, rhythm concerns, oxygen, and daily weights, with thresholds agreed in advance.
Yes. We coordinate with rehab and therapy rather than duplicating it.
That’s the point of the service, early recognition of fluid overload, arrhythmia symptoms, or new neuro deficits.
Critical-care and neuro-certified RNs, CCRN, PCCN, SCRN, CNRN, matched to your condition.
Other care types
Not the right fit? Here’s the rest.
- Post-surgical recoveryWounds, drains, medications, and surgeon coordination in the first weeks.View care type →
- Oncology & transplantLine and port care, side effects, infection precautions.View care type →
- Chronic & complex conditionsOne RN holding every diagnosis and every prescription.View care type →
- Premium travel nursingA condition-matched nurse who travels with you.View care type →
- Coordination & advocacyAppointments, records, and someone clinical in the room.View care type →
Reserve monitoring for the first weeks home.
Book the consult before discharge if you can, the first two weeks home are where most setbacks happen.