Pediatric Nursing

About This Service

Our Pediatric Nursing Program is RN and LPN care provided at one’s home, facility, and/or school. Care consists of tracheostomy care and management, ventilator, feeding tube, and seizures; care ranges from four to 24 hours per day. We serve individuals with neurological, respiratory, or gastrointestinal disorders, brain injuries, quadriplegia, or paraplegia. Cooperative Home Care, Inc. is a licensed provider in the Mo HealthNet Private Duty Nursing Program. This program is currently funded by Missouri Medicaid, Department of Mental Health, health insurance, and self-pay.

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Sarah, my medication nurse is a very remarkable and incredible nurse and cares very deeply for her patients. Carolyn the nurse for Medicare was good for me as well. If I ever need a nurse again, I will be sure to request her.

Holly G., LPN, has gone above and beyond for (client) S.F. Her family is so grateful for the help that they’ve received, which they feel is exceptional and beyond “just being a nurse.

- Samella H.

Our caregiver Kayla B. is wonderful…we have had other caregivers and no one can even come close in comparison to Kayla. We absolutely love her! She is a very hard worker, very friendly and concerned about my mother’s well-being. I just don’t know what we would do without her.

How Do I Pay?

At Cooperative Home Care, we work very hard to find access to any type of funding source before you pay out-of-pocket. We accept Any Funding. This means government funding (Medicare, MO Medicaid and VA), insurance (health, long-term care and worker’s compensation), reduced fee programs and self-pay. When you call our Intake Nurse, we are more prepared than other home care companies to help your aging parent with their home care needs.

Pediatric Nursing

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