Vitals N More Concierge
Membership and services.
The detailed look at how care is structured — how membership begins, who you work with, and what each service covers.
How membership works.
Four stages. The first two happen before you commit to anything.
01
Clinical assessment
A licensed practitioner meets you in person. Full history, current medications, mobility, cognition, and the practical realities of your day. We also speak with your physicians where you want us to.
02
Care plan construction
The plan names what happens, how often, who performs it, and what triggers a change. You and your family read it and approve it before care begins.
03
Dedicated practitioner assignment
You are matched to a specific practitioner and a single coordinator, chosen for clinical fit and for temperament. Named backup coverage is arranged at the same time, so a substitute is never a stranger.
04
Ongoing coordination
Your coordinator keeps physicians informed, adjusts the plan as needs change, and stays the one number you call. Care plans are formally reviewed on a set schedule, not only when something goes wrong.
Membership tiers.
Structure is ready for three tiers. Layout accepts fewer or more without redesign.
Tier one
TBD — tiers and pricing to be defined by client. Slot accepts a name, a monthly or retainer figure, an inclusion list, and one
Tier two
TBD — tiers and pricing to be defined by client.
Tier three
TBD — tiers and pricing to be defined by client.
Services in full.
All eight run under one care plan, one practitioner, and one coordinator. Most members use several.
Dedicated Skilled Nursing
Licensed RNs and LPNs providing clinical care from medication management and wound care to injections and clinical assessment. The same practitioner each visit, working from your plan rather than a task list, with findings documented and shared with your physicians.
Concierge Vitals Monitoring
Scheduled monitoring of blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and glucose, with real-time reporting to your physicians. Trends are tracked over time, so a change gets noticed before it becomes an event.
IV and Infusion Therapy
Hydration, vitamin, and prescribed infusion therapy administered by licensed practitioners under physician oversight. Every protocol is written, approved, and followed, with emergency response documented before the first infusion.
Recovery Support
Clinical support after surgery or a procedure: wound care, pain management, mobility guidance, and direct coordination with your surgeon. Often the difference between a smooth recovery and an avoidable readmission.
Chronic Condition Management
Coordinated plans for diabetes, cardiac conditions, respiratory disease, and hypertension, built around quality of life rather than compliance for its own sake. Medication reconciliation, symptom tracking, and escalation criteria in writing.
Telehealth and Care Coordination
Coordination between you, your family, and your physicians, including telehealth setup and appointment management. A practitioner can attend virtual visits with you, so nothing important gets lost between appointments.
Personal Care Companionship
Assistance with daily routine, mobility, and preparation, delivered with discretion and respect. Dignity is the standard here: help with what is genuinely difficult, and nothing more.
Cognitive and Memory Support
Specialized support for cognitive decline, built around routine, safety, and familiarity. The same face on the same schedule matters more here than anywhere else, which is why assignments stay stable.
QUESTIONS
Questions families ask.
TBD — client to supply. Cover how visits are set, how far ahead, and how much notice a change needs.
TBD — client to supply. State minimum hours per visit and per week, if any.
TBD — client to supply. Cover clinical fit, temperament, and what happens if the match is wrong.
TBD — client to supply. Explain named backup coverage and how the plan transfers.
TBD — client to supply. Name the oversight structure and physician involvement.
TBD — client to supply. Cover reporting cadence, format, and authorization.
TBD — client to supply, alongside the tier structure above. Address insurance and private pay directly.
TBD — client to supply. State notice period and whether pausing keeps the same practitioner.
TBD — client to supply. Be precise about geography and licensure limits — do not overstate reach.
TBD — client to supply. Cover reassessment triggers and moving between tiers.
Start with a conversation.
Take the free Compliance Scorecard first. Your score points you to the right starting place.