A concierge nurse provides private, personalized nursing care directly to clients — typically in their home, hotel, or post-op recovery location.

It’s NOT home health
It’s private-pay, meaning YOU set your rates and you’re not controlled by insurance companies.

You work for the patient — not the hospital.

Post-op recovery care

IV hydration & wellness

Care coordination + navigation

Medication management

Medical advocacy

Transitional care

VIP or travel nursing support

You can start with one service and grow from there.

RN ✔ Yes

LPN/LVN ✔ Yes, with scope + collaboration based on state

APRN ✔ Yes, broader services including medical treatments

If you’re a nurse… you have skills people will pay for.

Income depends on:

• Location

• Niches

• How many clients you take on

But here’s what’s possible:
  $75–$250 per hour
  $650–$1,800 per day (post-op packages)
  $8K–$20K+ per month once established

You will need:

A business structure (LLC recommended for most)

Business license (state-dependent)

Scope-aligned services

Consent + documentation

Policies & protocols

This is where mentorship saves you time + risk.

Choose your services
  Confirm scope + state requirements
  Form your business & get insurance
  Choose pricing & packages
  Build simple online presence
Start networking & partnerships
  Secure your first client 🎉

You don’t need to quit your job to start.

Pros
✔ More autonomy
✔ Better work-life balance
✔ Higher earning potential
✔ More meaningful patient relationships

Cons
➖ You’re the business owner
➖ Startup costs (modest but real)
➖ You must market yourself

But those “cons” are also where your freedom lives.

Yes. Absolutely.
Even if services are basic.

It’s protective — and very affordable for solo nurses.

Pricing depends on:

1. Market demand

2. Cost of living

3. Your level of expertise

4. Service intensity

Most nurses undervalue themselves — don’t.
We’ll build a price that honors your time, energy, and expertise.