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Private Pay, Skilled Nursing Care in Beloit, WI
& Surrounding Communities

Respite and Companionship

Planned or emergency, short-term, and temporary relief for primary caregivers—such as family members—who care for children or adults with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or special needs. The goal is to decrease caregiver burden, allowing you to take some needed time for yourself, while resting assured that your loved one is under the care and supervision of an experienced RN.

Custodial and Skilled Nursing Care

I offer a variety of care from custodial to skilled services. Anything from bathing, dressing, toileting and meal assistance to wound, catheter, ostomy care, and medication administration. I will create a person-centered nursing plan of care that incorporates your unique health goals and be an experienced set of eyes to bring emerging areas of concern to your attention. 

Care Coordination

Navigating the healthcare system can be overwhelming. Sometimes it can be helpful to have the assistance of an experienced nurse, familiar with the jargon and culture of the medical community. Let my familiarity with the local system work in your favor as I advocate for the best care for you or your loved one.

Fees & Payment Options

One Simple Flat Rate

Services are offered at a rate of $100

per hour, calculated to the minute. Travel time within 30 minutes of downtown Beloit is free.

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My price is reflective of my experience level as a clinician. 

I believe in simple, transparent pricing so you and your loved ones can focus on what matters most: quality care.  As a private-pay nursing provider, I offer personalized services without the limitations often imposed by insurance networks.

Invoice Options

Payment can be made at time of service (recommended for stand alone, as needed, or occasional care needs) or choose to receive a monthly invoice with a 15 day payment window (recommended for ongoing care arrangements)

Flexible Payment Methods

Cash

Check

Zelle

Venmo

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Private Nursing Care Driven by My Joyful Heart and a Decade of Clinical Practice

I graduated Northern Illinois University in 2016 with a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing. I have worked as a Registered Nurse in the state of Wisconsin since 2016 and have held an additional Registered Nursing license in the State of Illinois as of 2024. I have 6 years of experience providing home care nursing services and my credential as a Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse, attained in 2024, gives my practice a focus on improving patient comfort and quality of life. 

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My favorite thing about nursing is the opportunity it provides me to meet the needs of my neighbors, be it big or small. The chance to provide patient care to members of my community, in the intimate setting of their home environment, is an honor and privilege I am forever grateful for. 

Good Questions. Honest Answers.

Q: Why should we hire a Registered Nurse rather than an unlicensed caregiver?

A: Caregivers may provide wonderful companionship and assistance with daily activities. As Registered Nurse I bring something different: clinical assessment, professional accountability, and the ability to recognize when a seemingly small change may be something more. The four years I spent training in my Bachelor's program, as well as my decade of experience in clinical practice provide me with the skills and knowledge needed to help your loved one thrive and enjoy life. 

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Q: How can we confirm your nursing license is active and in good standing?

A: I am glad you asked. When you invite someone into your home to care for someone you love, trust and safety matter. My credentials can be verified at the links below.

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Q: Why don't you accept insurance? 

A: I choose to provide private-duty nursing on a private-pay basis because I believe your loved one's care should be based on what they actually need—not what an insurance company is willing to authorize.

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When insurance is involved, coverage requirements can place limitations on the type, frequency, and duration of care that can be provided. The care plan may need to fit within the insurer's rules, authorization requirements, and covered services.

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With private-duty nursing, those restrictions do not determine the care we provide.

Instead, the plan of care is developed collaboratively between you and your nurse, based on your loved one's individual needs, preferences, routines, and goals. Together, we determine the appropriate type of care, frequency of visits, and duration of care.

Let’s Partner in Care

Reach out today by phone, email, or text so we can schedule a time to have a free consultation on how I may be able to meet the needs of you or your loved ones.

EleniRegisteredNurse@gmail.com

Call or Text at

(608) 800-1015

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