As nurses, we know how the healthcare system works.
As your nurse advocate, we’ll make it work for you.
Patient Advocacy
People who are sick or injured often feel ill-equipped to deal with the healthcare system. A Nurse Advocate becomes their expert guide and ally, making sure they understand their options and get the best care. Unions and employers can offer advocacy as a benefit. Individuals can engage us hourly.
Mobile Care Coordinator® Program
If you manage a self-funded health plan, you want to help members take care of themselves. Yet some face crisis after crisis due to preventable or manageable health conditions. Our Mobile Care Coordinator (MCC) Program breaks that cycle when a nurse literally shows up during a crisis and forms a bond of trust.
High ROI Makes MCC Program Top Choice for Population Health
A report by an independent research firm shows the return on investment in the Guardian Nurses Mobile Care Coordinator® Program is 3-to-1 for people needing acute care and 4.6-to-1 for people with chronic and/or complex health issues.
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Individuals
Struggling with a healthcare issue? Get peace of mind with Guardian Nurses on your side and by your side every step of the way.
Health & Welfare Funds
Can better healthcare actually cost less? Yes, when Guardian Nurses ensures patients get fast, appropriate treatment and followup.
Brokers & Employers
Would superior health outcomes help your business? Of course! So would immediate cost reductions. Get both with Guardian Nurses.
News & Insights
6.10 A Profiled Patient
This week, we hear from Samantha Salerno, RN, BSN, who tells us all about a case in which a patient’s treatment for a painful condition was delayed — because his doctors and nurses made assumptions based on his tattoos.
Guardian Nurses in Action: Guardian Nurses Saves the Day for Stroke Survivor
Louise "Marshelle" Jones, a 62-year-old New Jersey teacher's aide who survived a stroke in March 2023, has finally gotten a life-improving electric...
6.9 Substance Use and Mental Health
This week, Betty speaks with her colleague Samuel Hirst, RN, BSN, about working with patients who have substance use and mental health issues. He also offers powerful advice for families and friends who want to support loved ones who are struggling with addiction.
6.8 A Catastrophic Discharge
After lengthy and complex hospital stays, follow-up care is exceedingly important. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for patients and their families to head home without a full understanding of what they are supposed to do next. This week’s episode highlights the work of Diane Bassett, RN, who recently helped a patient set up home care, find a primary care physician, and set up appointments with specialists after a patient was discharged without clear instructions after a catastrophic accident.