South Florida
Nurse Registry & Home Care in South Florida
Placing nurses, home health aides and caregivers with families who need help at home — hourly, live-in, respite or recovery after a hospital stay.
What this covers
- Home health aides and CNAs
- Skilled nursing at home
- Live-in and overnight care
- Respite for family caregivers
- Post-hospital and post-surgical recovery
Before you hire
Ask this of anyone you are considering for the work — including someone who is not a LEO member:
- How are caregivers screened, licensed and supervised?
- What happens if our regular caregiver is sick or unavailable?
- What is the plan during a hurricane warning or an evacuation order?
What's different in South Florida
South Florida has a large population of older adults whose adult children live somewhere else entirely, and that shapes what good care looks like here — communication back to a family member in another state matters nearly as much as the care itself. Hurricane season adds a real planning question: what happens to someone who cannot easily evacuate, who decides, and who carries it out. Ask about it in June, not in September.
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