Skilled Nursing Care

All skilled nursing care provided by United Nursing Services is directed under a physician’s orders and is both coordinated and supervised by our Registered Nurse supervisors.

Monitoring and Reporting Symptoms

Our skilled nurses are vigilant in observing both physical and emotional changes in each client’s condition. Using thorough assessments, they track any shifts—whether it’s a change in appetite, increased pain, unusual fatigue, or signs of distress.

These observations are meticulously documented and promptly communicated to your physician, ensuring that any reactions to treatments or medications are addressed right away.

This constant, detailed monitoring allows for timely adjustments to your care plan, supporting the best possible outcome for your health and well-being.

Our commitment to flexibility ensures that both clients and nursing staff enjoy a seamless experience. We understand that life can be unpredictable, and that’s why our dedicated scheduling team works tirelessly to accommodate the needs of our nursing professionals.

• Personalized Scheduling: Our team is always available to discuss and adjust schedules, ensuring that our nurses can balance their professional and personal lives effectively.
• Supportive Staff: With a focus on employee well-being, our staff coordinators are skilled at crafting schedules that work for everyone involved, always keeping open lines of communication.
• Proactive Management: We take pride in our proactive approach, continuously assessing staffing needs and making necessary adjustments to provide the best care possible while respecting the preferences of our nursing staff.

By fostering an environment of cooperation and understanding, we ensure that our nursing staff is empowered to deliver exceptional care without compromising their own work-life balance.

When you select United Nursing Services you can expect to meet with a Registered Nurse Clinical Supervisor, who will discuss with you the appropriate level and frequency of care you required.

In addition to this initial consultation, our skilled nursing staff is committed to supporting you throughout your care journey. This means:

• Evaluating and regularly re-evaluating your nursing needs, as well as those of your caregivers, to ensure you receive the most suitable care.
• Initiating preventative and rehabilitative nursing services tailored for your safety, comfort, and independence.
• Carefully monitoring both physical and emotional signs or symptoms, and promptly communicating any concerns—including reactions to treatments or medications—to your physician.
• Providing instruction, supervision, and support to you, your caregivers, and your family, helping you navigate the unique challenges of receiving care in your home.

With this comprehensive approach, we ensure that your needs are consistently met with compassion, professionalism, and attention to detail.

Assistance with Medical Equipment Needs

Our skilled nursing team can help facilitate access to the medical equipment you may require at home.

Whether it’s arranging for walkers, wheelchairs, hospital beds, respiratory devices, or other specialized equipment, we’ll coordinate with you, your physician, and reputable suppliers such as Apria, Invacare, or Medline to ensure you have what you need for safe and comfortable care.

We also provide education on equipment use, making sure you and your family feel confident and supported every step of the way.

A United Nursing Services nurse will provide the following services, as needed:

• Medication administration, education & management (pill box refills)
• Teaching & wound management
• Wound and Ostomy care
• Post-operative care, including reconstructive/cosmetic surgery care
• IV therapy
• Ventilator and tracheostomy care
• Diabetic teaching & care
• Urological care (intermittent catheterization, indwelling catheter change)
• Neurological care (for example, spinal cord or brain injury)
• Cardiopulmonary care
• Orthopedic care
• Peritoneal dialysis
• Psychiatric care
• HIV care
• Pediatric care
• Supplemental hospice services
• Accompany patient to doctor’s appointments to ensure up to date and correct medical information

Please Note: Licensed practical nurses cannot perform all duties that registered nurses can, such as, assessments and administering blood products.

Our skilled nursing staff may also assist with activities of daily living such as house hold needs, covered social needs, transportation during hourly care, as needed.

Discover Open Nursing Positions

Are you ready to take the next step in your nursing career? Our healthcare staffing agency provides a straightforward way for you to explore job opportunities.

Explore Job Listings

• Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA): Interested in CNA opportunities? Check out the latest job listings tailored for CNAs.
• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN): Browse through a range of LPN positions and find your fit in the healthcare industry.
• Registered Nurse (RN): RN careers are waiting for you. Discover roles that match your expertise and ambitions.

Search All Nursing Roles

Not sure which path to pursue? Browse all available nursing positions. Whether you are a beginner in the field or a seasoned professional, there are opportunities to match your skills and interests.

Each listing provides detailed information to help you find the perfect role, ensuring you can make informed decisions about your next career move.

A United Nursing Services nurse will provide the following services, as needed:

• Medication administration, education & management (pill box refills)
• Teaching & wound management
• Wound and Ostomy care
• Post-operative care, including reconstructive/cosmetic surgery care
• IV therapy
• Ventilator and tracheostomy care
• Diabetic teaching & care
• Urological care (intermittent catheterization, indwelling catheter change)
• Neurological care (for example, spinal cord or brain injury)
• Cardiopulmonary care
• Orthopaedic care
• Peritoneal dialysis
• Psychiatric care
• HIV care
• Pediatric care
• Supplemental hospice services
• Accompany patient to doctor’s appointments to ensure up to date and correct medical information

Please Note: Licensed practical nurses cannot perform all duties that registered nurses can, such as, assessments and administering blood products.

Our skilled nursing staff may also assist with activities of daily living such as house hold needs, covered social needs, transportation during hourly care, as needed.