A Nurse's 2-Minute Check
Get an honest answer about the care someone you love needs.
Ten quick questions. A registered nurse built this check to tell you, plainly, where things stand and what to do next. Not a sales pitch. An answer.
âś“Free âś“Private âś“2 minutes âś“Built by nurses
Who are you checking on today?
Built by Halston Juracka, RN-BSN, CBIS · Co-owner, Apex Home Nursing Services
Question 1 of 10
When you picture your loved one living at home, how do you feel about their safety?
You're seeing real signs. Trust them.
Your answers show early changes that families often talk themselves out of. You're not overreacting. This is the best possible moment to put support in place, before a fall or a crisis makes the decision for you, while your parent can still be part of the choice.
Let's get your loved one some support, soon.
First, take a breath. Your answers tell me they need more support than they're getting right now, and that you may be carrying more than anyone should alone. I'm not telling you this to frighten you. I'm telling you because this is exactly the moment when the right help changes everything, often faster than you'd think. You're not alone in this.
Things look stable. Planning ahead is exactly right.
Your answers suggest things are working today, and checking now, before a crisis, puts you ahead of almost every family we meet. The best plans are made calmly, in advance. Keep this baseline, know what to watch for, and you'll recognize the moment things shift.
There is nothing else like this in Las Vegas. One practice. Two nurse owners. A handful of families.
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A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every single visit note. Small changes get caught early.​​
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Caregivers who are certified nursing assistants (CNA), matched to your parent and kept consistent. Never a rotating cast of strangers.​
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Concierge nursing from the nurse owners themselves. Hands-on skilled care and real assessments at home. Private hospital-level attentiveness, without the hospital.
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No more wondering. When something changes, our escalation system means that by the time you hear about it, we already have answers and options ready for you.
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We work directly with every doctor, provider, and pharmacist involved, and you get written updates in plain language. A nurse stays in your corner, so you always understand what is going on.
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The beach. The cruise. The family party. Of course we can do that. A nurse or caregiver comes along, and the things that made life feel like life are back on the table.
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You and your family stay in the driver's seat. Nothing off the shelf. Care is built around one person: your parent.
Bespoke care memberships begin at $3,000 biweekly. Most families choose Signature at $4,400. Your exact plan comes after a free, no-commitment in-home nursing visit, because we will not price care we have not seen.
We take a limited number of families on purpose. It is the only way to keep the attention our families expect. Right now we have room for five more. When those spots fill, new families join the waitlist.
You want this. Here’s how you get it.
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This check is a starting point, not a diagnosis. The full picture is what a conversation is for.
FREE 2-MINUTE HOME SAFETY CHECK
Not sure if it's time for more help at home?
7 quick questions. Built by two Las Vegas nurses. See your results instantly, no email required.
Tap the one that fits what you're most concerned about.
Falls or feeling unsteady
Memory, confusion, or medications
Everyday tasks are getting harder
Just a gut feeling, or I simply want to be sure.
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Halston Juracka, RN and Kayla Juracka, RN
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Who are you checking on?
Falls or feeling unstead
Memory, confusion, or medications
Everyday tasks are getting harder
Just a gut feeling, or I simply want to be sure.
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Halston & Kayla Juracka
registered nurses, Apex Home Nursing Services
You're seeing real signs. Trust them.
You came in worried about falls, and your answers say that worry is well placed.
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS SHOWED
One thing moved our read the most:
There's been a fall this year.
What you described isn't a crisis, and it isn't nothing. It's the stage where small problems start stacking, and it's the single best moment to act. Acting at this stage means every option is still on the table, including the smallest ones.
What we'd do next
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Ask their pharmacist for a medication review, it's free and catches more than people expect.
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Ask their doctor for a fall risk assessment at the next visit.
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Walk the home with our guide, room by room, and fix the easy hazards first.
What it looks like when a nurse is in your corner
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A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every visit note
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Caregivers are CNAs, matched and consistent, never a rotating cast of strangers
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Changes get caught early and handled, no more wondering
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One team coordinating their doctors, medications, and family
This check is a nurse's starting point, not a diagnosis or a plan of care. That's what a conversation is for.
Halston & Kayla Juracka
registered nurses, Apex Home Nursing Services
You're seeing real signs. Trust them.
You came in worried about memory and medications, and your answers say you're right to pay attention.
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS SHOWED
Two things moved our read the most:
There's been a fall this year.
What you described isn't a crisis, and it isn't nothing. It's the stage where small problems start stacking, and it's the single best moment to act. Acting at this stage means every option is still on the table, including the smallest ones.
What we'd do next
1
Ask their pharmacist for a medication review, it's free and catches more than people expect.
2
Ask their doctor for a fall risk assessment at the next visit.
3
Walk the home with our guide, room by room, and fix the easy hazards first.
What it looks like when a nurse is in your corner
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A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every visit note
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Caregivers are CNAs, matched and consistent, never a rotating cast of strangers
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Changes get caught early and handled, no more wondering
âś“
One team coordinating their doctors, medications, and family
This check is a nurse's starting point, not a diagnosis or a plan of care. That's what a conversation is for.
Halston & Kayla Juracka
registered nurses, Apex Home Nursing Services
You're seeing real signs. Trust them.
You came in noticing everyday tasks getting harder, and your answers back that up.
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS SHOWED
Two things moved our read the most:
There have been missed doses or mix-ups with medications.
Daily tasks are already needing help.
What you described isn't a crisis, and it isn't nothing. It's the stage where small problems start stacking, and it's the single best moment to act. Acting at this stage means every option is still on the table, including the smallest ones.
What we'd do next
1
Ask their pharmacist for a medication review, it's free and catches more than people expect.
2
Ask their doctor for a fall risk assessment at the next visit.
3
Walk the home with our guide, room by room, and fix the easy hazards first.
What it looks like when a nurse is in your corner
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A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every visit note
âś“
Caregivers are CNAs, matched and consistent, never a rotating cast of strangers
âś“
Changes get caught early and handled, no more wondering
âś“
One team coordinating their doctors, medications, and family
This check is a nurse's starting point, not a diagnosis or a plan of care. That's what a conversation is for.
Halston & Kayla Juracka
registered nurses, Apex Home Nursing Services
You need more support than you're getting. Soon.
One thing before anything else. If there's been a fall they can't get up from, sudden new confusion, or you're worried about tonight, that's not a home care question. Call their doctor or 911 first. This check is educational and is not an emergency assessment. If someone has sudden new confusion, a serious fall, trouble breathing, chest pain, or another possible medical emergency, call 911.
You came in noticing everyday tasks getting harder, and your answers back that up.
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS SHOWED
Two things moved our read the most:
There have been missed doses or mix-ups with medications.
Daily tasks are already needing help.
Your answers tell us the margin for error at home is getting thinner. That doesn't automatically mean around-the-clock care. It means the time for watching and waiting has passed. The thing we hear most from families who act at this stage is I wish we'd done this sooner.
What we'd do next
1
Ask their pharmacist for a medication review, it's free and catches more than people expect.
2
Ask their doctor for a fall risk assessment at the next visit.
3
Walk the home with our guide, room by room, and fix the easy hazards first.
What it looks like when a nurse is in your corner
âś“
A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every visit note
âś“
Caregivers are CNAs, matched and consistent, never a rotating cast of strangers
âś“
Changes get caught early and handled, no more wondering
âś“
One team coordinating their doctors, medications, and family
Families at this stage get our first available in-home visit, usually within days.
Prefer to just talk? Call us now: (702) 843-7402
This check is a nurse's starting point, not a diagnosis or a plan of care. That's what a conversation is for.
Halston & Kayla Juracka
registered nurses, Apex Home Nursing Services
The person you love needs more support than they're getting. Soon.
One thing before anything else. If there's been a fall they can't get up from, sudden new confusion, or you're worried about tonight, that's not a home care question. Call their doctor or 911 first. This check is educational and is not an emergency assessment. If someone has sudden new confusion, a serious fall, trouble breathing, chest pain, or another possible medical emergency, call 911.
You came in on instinct, and your instinct was right to look.
WHAT YOUR ANSWERS SHOWED
Two things moved our read the most:
Nobody is completely sure the medications are being taken right.
Daily tasks are already needing help.
Your answers tell us the margin for error at home is getting thinner. That doesn't automatically mean around-the-clock care. It means the time for watching and waiting has passed. The thing we hear most from families who act at this stage is I wish we'd done this sooner.
What we'd do next
1
Ask their pharmacist for a medication review, it's free and catches more than people expect.
2
Ask their doctor for a fall risk assessment at the next visit.
3
Walk the home with our guide, room by room, and fix the easy hazards first.
What it looks like when a nurse is in your corner
âś“
A registered nurse builds the plan and reads every visit note
âś“
Caregivers are CNAs, matched and consistent, never a rotating cast of strangers
âś“
Changes get caught early and handled, no more wondering
âś“
One team coordinating their doctors, medications, and family
Families at this stage get our first available in-home visit, usually within days.
Prefer to just talk? Call us now: (702) 843-7402
This check is a nurse's starting point, not a diagnosis or a plan of care. That's what a conversation is for.
Before we offer you a call, let's see if we are a good fit.
Apex is a concierge nursing and premium personal care practice, owned and run by two experienced registered nurses. We are the option in the valley for families who need more than what standard care options can provide.
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Our personal caregivers, always board certified nursing assistants, are trained to notice the early warning signs to alert our nursing team so we can step in early. We provide quality engagement and activity to keep our clients functional, not just companionship.
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Our registered nurses are ICU trained to take on whatever changes arise with ease. We manage clinical needs at home, provide easy to understand education to our clients, and coordinate with all doctors, pharmacists, and family members involved.
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THAT is what premium care means, and no standard agency in Las Vegas is built to deliver it.​
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Apex is private pay. We do not bill insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. Concierge care memberships range from $3,000 biweekly to $9,500 biweekly and include increasing hours and intensity of support from both our caregivers and nurses. Additional or standalone caregiver visits at $65 an hour, and nursing visits at $200 an hour.
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Your personalized care quote comes only after a free in-home nursing visit, because we won't price care for people we haven't seen. We're telling you this now so a 15-minute call is worth your time.
Those rates work for our family
Those rates are outside our budget right now
We're not looking to hire care right now
Book your 15-minute call with a nurse owner.
You'll talk directly with Halston or Kayla, both registered nurses, both owners. Tell us what's going on, and we'll listen, give you our honest read, and talk through whether Apex is the right fit. If it isn't, we'll point you toward what is.
Prefer to just talk? Call us now: (702) 843-7402
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That's an honest answer, and we respect it.
Premium private care isn't the right financial fit for every family, and saying so puts you ahead of people who book calls they can't act on. So we're not going to hand you a brochure and wish you luck. We're going to hand you two people.
Call one of these two. They help families find care that fits real budgets, and they're who we trust with the families we can't serve ourselves.
Tell them Nurse Halston with Apex Home Nursing Services sent you. They work with families in exactly your situation every week.
These are independent local professionals, not Apex services.
And keep the guide. Everything in it works no matter who provides the care.
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If your situation changes, this check will still be here, and so will we. If you know another family this would fit, pass it along: apexhomenursing.com/check
Then you're done, and you leave with more than you came with.
Keep your results. Use the guide. And if something changes, a fall, a hospital stay, new confusion, run this check again. It will still be here.
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