Haven at Home Nursing

Simple Flat Rate: $100 / hour

• Professional Nursing Care: One rate covers all services listed under the Standard Services.

• Simple 1-Hour Minimum: Flexible scheduling for as long (or as short) as you need.

• No Upfront Deposits: Start care without the burden of a retainer or large prepayments. 

• No "Surprise" Charges: No extra charges for mileage or supply fees.

• There is no fee for initial assessments. 

• No additional administrative fees.

• Services may be covered under some insurance policies. 

Regional Market Comparison

-Based on local research conducted December 2025- 

Private pay rates for nursing in our region vary significantly based on the provider model.  When looking at the traditional options, here is what you can expect:

• Traditional Agency RNs: Rates range from $110 to $150 per hour. Because these agencies often separate "nursing" from "caregiving," their RNs generally do not provide assistance with the daily personal care or hygiene tasks that are essential. Typically, clients pay and extra $30-35/hr for homemaker or CNA services.

• Medication Management Fees: Some agencies utilize a model charging $420 per month just for medication oversight, which may only include two visits. 

• Costly Additional Visits: If you need care beyond an initial agreement—such as an extra visit outside of a 1x/week schedule—additional nursing care is often billed separately at rates as high as $210 per visit. These fees apply regardless of the actual time spent with you. 

• Insurance-Only Restrictions: Many regional providers do not offer private pay services at all. This means you are limited strictly to what insurance will approve and pay for, rather than the comprehensive care you actually need. 

When hiring through a large agency, the nurse at the bedside often receives only a fraction of what you actually pay. While you may see an "average nurse wage" listed at $40–$75/hr, it is vital to distinguish between a base wage and a professional service rate.

When a family is billed $150/hr by an agency that pays the nurse $45/hr, you are losing $105 every single hour to administrative "middleman" costs. A significant portion of your dollar is redirected toward agency overhead, franchise fees, and corporate profits rather than the actual care of your loved one.

The $100/hr rate is all-inclusive. It eliminates that corporate markup while covering the essential professional costs that agencies typically hide in their billing, such as:

• Professional Liability & Malpractice Insurance

• Clinical Supplies & Care Coordination

• Self-Employment Taxes & Business Filings

By choosing an independent RN, you ensure that your investment is no longer split with a corporation. Instead, 100% of your dollar goes directly toward high-level clinical expertise and dedicated, one-on-one care.