Meet Lucy. The heart of our home.
Our forever baby with profound disabilities, surrounded by a family committed to keeping her at home.
Hear from our family, in their own words.
Watch a short video introduction from our family about what it's like to join our home as a nurse or caregiver.
Our Sweet Forever Baby
Lucy is our 21-year-old sweet girlie with profound disabilities. As she is nonverbal and bedbound, she is generally cooperative with care. Lucy has a quiet and sweet temperament. She lives in our certified family home, where she receives around-the-clock assistance and nursing oversight.
Her daily routine is calm and predictable, centered on comfort, dignity, and the clinical care she needs. We share only what is appropriate—Lucy's privacy is respected, and detailed medical information is discussed with qualified applicants.
A family that speaks fluent nurse.
Lucy's mother, Elisa, is both a registered nurse and a family nurse practitioner. She is a fierce advocate for Lucy's needs and for the proper compensation of her caregivers based on their training and education. Our family is committed to providing or orchestrating excellent care while keeping Lucy at home indefinitely. You'll be joining a family that understands nursing, values clinical excellence, and treats caregivers with respect.
What guides our home.
Safety
Clinical excellence and vigilance come first, always.
Collaboration
Nurses and family work as a true team.
Flexibility
Schedules and routines adapt to your life and Lucy's needs.
Routine
Predictable daily rhythms create a calm, comfortable environment.
Long-Term Relationships
We value caregivers who stay and become part of our home.
Dignity
Lucy is treated with the utmost respect in every interaction.
Chillest nurse job you'll ever have. Guaranteed!
Although frequently, Lucy's days may follow a variation on a theme of a calm, predictable rhythm, there is always something new about her plan of care or presentation to keep things interesting. Our nursing and support and spending goals for Lucy are centered on her comfort, her contribution to her own care insofar as she is able, and clinical needs. A more detailed overview of her routine is shared with qualified applicants during orientation. We're happy to answer your questions as part of the application process.
Loving, sweet, and always happy.
Former caregivers share what it’s like to care for Lucy.
“We love working with Lucy. Lucy is very loving, sweet tempered, easy to please. She is almost always happy!”
“Lucy is such a sweet girl! She smiles and she laughs! She is very sweet!”