Private Duty Nursing

Private Duty Nurse Services in Howard, Baltimore & Harford County, MD

Private Duty Nursing Services
Private duty nursing, explained

When a Private Duty Nurse Is the Right Level of Care

Private duty nursing is for people who need a nurse present, not just a nurse who stops by. If your family is managing equipment, frequent medications or a condition that can change quickly, a dedicated nurse at home brings hospital-level attention into a familiar setting.

Families across Howard, Baltimore and Harford County typically call us when someone is:

  • Coming home after a hospital, rehab or skilled nursing facility stay and still needs close clinical monitoring
  • Living with a tracheostomy, ventilator, feeding tube, catheter or other medical equipment
  • Managing a serious chronic illness such as heart failure, COPD, diabetes with complications, or a neurological condition
  • Receiving end-of-life or comfort-focused care and the family wants a nurse on every shift
  • Being cared for by a family caregiver who needs overnight or weekend relief

Private Duty Nurse vs. Skilled Nursing Visits vs. Home Health Aide

Private duty nursing means an RN or LPN stays for an extended block of time — four hours, a 12-hour shift, overnight, or around the clock. Skilled nursing visits are shorter, task-based visits for things like wound care or injections. A home health aide helps with personal care and daily living but does not perform nursing tasks. Many of our clients use a blend: a private duty nurse overnight and a home health aide during the day, for example. We'll help you design a schedule that matches the actual clinical need, so you're not paying for more than you need.

How Private Duty Nursing Starts With Triumph HCSS

  1. Free Care ConsultationCall (410) 312-5580. We'll talk through diagnoses, equipment, hours needed and where your loved one lives in Maryland.
  2. Nursing Assessment & Care PlanA Triumph nurse reviews physician orders and builds a person-centered plan of care with the client and family.
  3. Nurse MatchingWe match a background-checked RN or LPN whose skills fit the plan — and keep the schedule as consistent as possible.
  4. Ongoing OversightCare is supervised, documented and updated as needs change, with regular communication with physicians and specialists.
Care Match

What Does Your Loved One Need Most Right Now?

Tap the option that sounds most like your situation — we'll point you to the right level of care.

Not sure? Call (410) 312-5580 and a care coordinator will walk you through it.
Licensed & local

A Licensed Maryland Residential Service Agency

Triumph Healthcare & Support Services is licensed by the Maryland Department of Health as a Residential Service Agency (RSA License #01303) and operates from our office at 5850 Waterloo Road in Columbia, MD 21045 — central to Ellicott City, Towson, Catonsville and Bel Air. Our nurses are trained to Maryland standards and every caregiver is background checked before their first shift.

Where we provide care

Home Care Across Central Maryland

Questions families ask

Private Duty Nursing FAQs

What does a private duty nurse do at home?
A private duty nurse provides continuous one-on-one clinical care: monitoring vital signs and symptoms, administering medications and treatments, managing equipment like feeding tubes and tracheostomies, wound care, care documentation and coordination with physicians.
Do you offer 24-hour private duty nursing in Howard County and Baltimore County?
Yes. We schedule private duty nurses by the hour, by the shift, overnight or 24/7 for clients in Howard County, Baltimore County, Baltimore City and Harford County, Maryland, based on the plan of care.
Is a private duty nurse an RN or an LPN?
Both. Depending on the physician orders and the complexity of care, we assign a Registered Nurse (RN) or a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) working under RN supervision.
How quickly can private duty nursing start?
Start times depend on hours requested, clinical needs and nurse availability. Call (410) 312-5580 and we will give you a realistic start date during your consultation.
How is private duty nursing paid for?
Payment options vary by client. Some families pay privately, and some explore long-term care insurance or other programs. We will walk you through options during your free consultation.
Need a Private Duty Nurse in Howard, Baltimore or Harford County?Call (410) 312-5580

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