24/7 Nursing Support

A Helping Hand is Just a Call Away – Free 24/7 Nursing Support

Providing quality home health care in New York City means being at a client’s side when they need it most, and that’s why SelectCare Home Care Service’s nursing staff is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week to provide emergency assistance and support at no cost to our clients.

Whether you receive just a few hours of service every month or around-the-clock care, our clients to enjoy the peace of mind that a dedicated RN Field Nurse Supervisor knowledgeable about their case is ready to provide oversight and assistance at a moment’s notice.

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SelectCare Emergency Preparedness

Emergencies can take many forms and happen at any time of day. When the nursing staff learns of an emergency, your entire support network is mobilize through our client-specific communication plans. Because of this system, you are ensured that a helping hand is never more than a call away.

24/7 Nursing Support benefits clients in a number of situations:

During a medical emergency or sudden hospitalization
When a client is locked out of their home or a maintenance issue creates an unsafe situation
During power outages or other service disruptions
During citywide emergency events like blizzards, heatwaves or hurricanes
If there is ever a question about the client’s plan-of-care
If the client suddenly feels ill, dizzy, or has a household accident