Nurse-Led Seizure Care in the Bay Area

Our licensed nurses support clients with epilepsy, provoked and unprovoked seizure disorders, post-stroke seizures, and seizure activity associated with neurological conditions such as brain tumors or traumatic brain injury. During your care assessment, we will confirm whether your loved one's situation is within our clinical scope.

Yes. Our licensed RNs and LVNs can administer physician-prescribed rescue medications in the home, including rectal diazepam (Diastat) and intranasal midazolam (Nayzilam), in accordance with the prescribed seizure action plan.

In most cases, yes. Skilled nursing services including rescue medication administration are provided in accordance with a physician's plan of care and seizure action plan. Our care advisors can help you understand what documentation is needed and coordinate with your physician's office if required.

Yes. Many clients with seizure disorders benefit from both clinical nursing oversight and non-medical home care support for daily activities. We can coordinate both services through a single agency, making care transitions and communication more seamless.

If your loved one requires rescue medication administration, detailed clinical documentation, or hands-on response to an active seizure, a licensed nurse is the appropriate provider. Our care advisors can help you evaluate your situation during a free assessment.