The Practice
Aurora Concierge Nursing.
Hospital-grade nursing care, delivered to your home.
§ I·What concierge means here
Your nurse. Not the hospital’s.
Concierge nursing is a private arrangement: one registered nurse, one patient panel, visits that happen in your home on your schedule. There is no waiting room because there is no shared time. The hour belongs to you.
The clinical scope is identical to hospital nursing — assessment, medication management, wound care, chronic-disease monitoring, care-team coordination. The difference is context. Your nurse arrives knowing your history, your home, and what the last visit found. She leaves having documented what changed and who needs to know.
Membership is by availability. The panel is kept small by design.
§ II·Membership
Three tiers of care.
Each membership is priced to reflect what it delivers — no add-on fees, no per-visit billing above the tier rate.
Visit
Single-engagement care
$395
per visit
- One scheduled in-home nursing visit
- Comprehensive nursing assessment
- Written visit summary to care team
- 24-hour post-visit follow-up call
Standard
Monthly membership
$1,200
per month
- Four scheduled in-home visits
- Medication review and reconciliation
- Care-team coordination and documentation
- Direct-access messaging between visits
- Monthly care summary
Continuum
Ongoing clinical partnership
$2,400
per month
- Eight scheduled in-home visits
- Unlimited messaging and phone access
- Full medication management protocol
- Specialist coordination and accompaniment
- Quarterly care-plan review
- Priority availability
All tiers subject to availability. Panel is kept small by design.
Visit · I
§ III·Meet your nurse
Maren Holt
BSN, RN — Registered Nurse
Maren spent twelve years in acute care before building a practice around something hospitals rarely have time for: one nurse, one patient, and an hour that belongs entirely to that visit.
Her background is hospital-based — critical care, transitional medicine, home discharge coordination. The concierge model lets her bring that clinical depth into your home without the constraints of a twelve-minute slot and an EMR that wasn’t built for conversation.
§ IV·A day in your care
What a visit looks like.
Every visit follows the same shape. What differs is the clinical content — because every patient is different.
- I
Arrival
Your nurse arrives at the scheduled time — equipment in hand, notes reviewed from the previous visit. No check-in desk, no waiting.
- II
Assessment
Vitals, wound inspection, medication review, or the specific clinical task for that visit. Unhurried. Every finding noted.
- III
The conversation
Questions you've been holding get answered here. Your nurse explains what she's observing, what it means, what comes next.
- IV
Care plan update
Your written care plan is updated before she leaves. Any changes in condition are documented and, when necessary, communicated to your broader care team.
- V
Follow-through
Within 24 hours, a brief summary lands in your inbox. If anything requires action before the next visit, you will hear from her first.
§ V · Availability
Inquire about availability.
The panel is small. If you are considering concierge nursing for yourself or someone in your care, a brief conversation is the right first step.