Home Health Care News January 14, 2025
Audrie Martin

The U.S. is currently caring for a higher number of children with severe and medically complex diagnoses than ever before. As these children transition into adulthood, the health care system will face increasing challenges in providing care for individuals living with rare or progressive diseases that were rarely encountered in the past. This is where private-duty nurses can play a crucial role in making a positive impact.

While both private-duty and home health nursing involve caring for children with medically complex needs, there are some differences. Pediatric private-duty nursing (PDN) focuses on more individualized, hands-on patient care in a child’s home or school. This approach can lead to improved medical outcomes, cost savings and reduced hospital readmissions.

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