What We Do

Accurate Home Care delivers an unmatched quality of home care services with private duty nursing available 24-7 throughout the state of Minnesota, Illinois and Iowa.

We provide a free comprehensive assessment to determine the needs of you or your family member. Following the assessment, we will be able to provide you with the most appropriate service package to meet your needs.

We have a personal on-call service that is answered during non-business hours.  We are continuously accepting new clients in new areas as we are capable of recruiting staff in each client's vicinity.  We do not turn down a client because of their location.  Each nurse is carefully matched to their clients.  This ensures that family members understand and feel comfortable with all services provided. Our nurses have extensive ventilator, tracheostomy, IV and gastrostomy tube experience.

Our service offerings include:

Private Duty Nursing is the providing of care by nurses, whether an RN (Registered Nurse) or LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse).  The nurses in the home provide direct care, support and serve as the liaison between the client and physicians to coordinate healthcare needs for the primary caregiver.  They also serve in teaching the family and caregivers.  Care can be up to 24 hours a day with nursing coverage.

 Skilled Nursing Visits is the providing of intermittent care by nurses, whether an RN (Registered Nurse) or LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse).  The nurses in the home provide direct care, support and serve as the liaison between the client and physicians to coordinate healthcare needs for the primary caregiver.  They also serve in teaching the family and caregivers.  Care can be up to up to 4 hours a day.

Personal Care Assistance (PCA) a personal care assistant provides services to persons who need help with day-to-day activities to allow them to be more independent in their own home.  A personal care assistant is an individual trained to help persons with basic daily routines.
 
Respite Services are short-term, temporary care provided to an individual in their home or outside of their home and is designed to give the primary caregiver a break from their caregiving duties.  Respite services may be just a few hours or several days in length depending on the plans of the caregiver.  Respite services may be planned in advance or may be made available to assist in a crisis/emergency situation.
 
Homemaking (Housekeeping) is designed to help maintain the client's healthy living environment by performing a variety of housekeeping tasks and services.
 
Waivered Services are designed to prevent or postpone the need for individuals to move from their homes.  Waivered services provide people with additional assistance above the standard insurance coverage that they and their families need to maintain and improve personal health and increase independent living skills and even modify the environment in which the client is living.
 
Companion/Caregiver is companionship and assistance in activities such as meal and medicine preparation, transportation and completion of errands in the client's home.
 
Care Management Services are provided either by a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) who oversees the case, provides additional training and guidance to staff, coordinates care, updates paperwork, performs supervisory visits and holds care conferences when necessary.  They act as a supervisor to the staff in the home to ensure the utmost quality of care.