Extend your standard of care
beyond surgical discharge.
Elevé provides private, RN-led postoperative recovery support for patients who need more assistance after surgery than a traditional ride home or family caregiver can provide.
From occasional patient referrals to fully integrated postoperative recovery pathways, Elevé helps surgical practices create a more structured transition from the recovery room into private recovery.
You manage the procedure.
We help support what comes next.
Private one-to-one postoperative nursing
Recovery support in an approved private setting
Care aligned with patient-specific postoperative instructions
Defined communication pathways with the surgical practice
The procedure may be complete.
The patient's recovery is not.
The first postoperative night can be one of the most demanding parts of the surgical experience.
Patients may leave your facility managing anesthesia effects, prescribed medications, mobility limitations, positioning requirements, drains, dressings, compression garments, nausea, hydration needs, and detailed postoperative instructions.
Yet the person assisting them may have no clinical experience—or the patient may not have an appropriate caregiver available at all.
Elevé gives your practice a professional postoperative resource for patients who have been medically discharged and are appropriate for recovery outside of an acute-care setting.
Help patients plan for recovery before surgery day arrives.
Elevé gives practices a defined postoperative support option that can be offered when a need arises—or integrated directly into the surgical pathway for patients undergoing more extensive procedures.
Professional Recovery Support
Give patients access to registered nursing care rather than relying solely on friends, family members, or non-clinical companions.
Earlier Recovery Planning
Address postoperative support during surgical planning rather than discovering days before surgery that the patient has no appropriate recovery assistance.
Consistent Recovery Pathways
Preferred Practices can establish a defined postoperative recovery process for selected procedures or patient populations.
Defined Communication
Establish how appropriate postoperative concerns should be communicated back to your surgical team.
More than a referral.
A defined postoperative recovery pathway.
Preferred Practice Partnerships are built for surgical teams that want greater consistency in how patients are supported immediately after discharge.
Define The Recovery Population
Your practice determines which procedures or patient populations should routinely receive professional postoperative recovery support.
For example: all facelift patients, all abdominoplasty patients, all combination body procedures, or other designated surgical groups.
Integrate Elevé Into Surgical Planning
Elevé can be introduced during consultation, surgical quoting, preoperative planning, or another established stage of your patient workflow.
Establish Scheduling Expectations
Your practice and Elevé establish how anticipated surgical volume and qualifying patient cases will be communicated so nursing capacity can be planned appropriately.
Create A Practice-Specific Recovery Workflow
Elevé becomes familiar with your general discharge process, typical procedure timelines, routine postoperative expectations, follow-up structure, and preferred clinical communication pathway.
Individual patient instructions and orders are still reviewed for every case.
Plan Nursing Coverage
Nursing capacity is coordinated around your anticipated surgical schedule so qualifying confirmed cases are not competing with general inquiries for last-minute availability.
Provide A Consistent First-Night Recovery Experience
Practices that believe patients undergoing extensive procedures should receive professional support during their first postoperative night can establish Elevé as part of the standard recovery pathway for those procedures.
When postoperative support is not simply an optional amenity.
Preferred Practice Partnerships are particularly well suited for practices whose patient population routinely experiences more extensive early recovery needs.
Extensive Procedures
Practices performing surgeries that involve significant early mobility limitations, multiple postoperative medications, drains, dressings, positioning restrictions, or substantial assistance needs.
First-Night Support
Surgeons who believe their patients should have qualified support during the immediate postoperative period rather than relying solely on a non-clinical caregiver.
Traveling Patients
Practices serving patients who frequently travel for surgery, recover in hotels, or do not have their normal support system nearby.
Consistent Recovery Standards
Practices that want a more standardized postoperative support option rather than allowing every patient to develop a different informal recovery plan.
What Preferred Practice integration can look like.
The exact workflow is customized around the practice rather than forcing every surgical office into the same process.
Facial Plastic Surgery Practice
The surgeon performs facelifts and combination facial procedures and believes patients should have qualified support through the first postoperative night.
During surgical planning, the practice explains that professional postoperative recovery is part of its recommended pathway for designated procedures.
The practice submits the patient's anticipated procedure, surgery date, and relevant scheduling information through the established Elevé referral pathway.
Elevé confirms the case and coordinates nursing coverage according to the Preferred Practice scheduling agreement.
Elevé completes the patient intake process and obtains the information needed to prepare for recovery.
Patient-specific postoperative instructions and anticipated discharge details are incorporated into the recovery plan.
After surgical discharge, the patient transitions into private recovery with scheduled Elevé nursing support through the agreed postoperative period.
Occasional referral or integrated postoperative coverage?
Your team manages the surgery.
Elevé manages the recovery service.
Preferred Practice integration is designed to complement your existing surgical workflow without asking your office to manage a separate nursing operation.
Define the procedures or patient populations included in the recovery pathway
Introduce Elevé during the agreed stage of surgical planning
Submit qualifying cases according to the established scheduling process
Provide patient-specific postoperative instructions through the appropriate authorized process
Establish an appropriate postoperative communication pathway
Coordinate appropriate nursing coverage for confirmed qualifying cases
Complete patient intake, agreements, and recovery preparation
Review patient-specific postoperative instructions before care begins
Coordinate recovery logistics within the confirmed service
Provide scheduled postoperative nursing and follow the established communication pathway
Professional support centered around the patient's early recovery needs.
Postoperative Observation
Attentive observation during the scheduled early recovery period with appropriate escalation of concerns.
Medication Support
Assistance with prescribed postoperative medication schedules according to the patient's instructions and applicable scope.
Mobility & ADL Support
Assistance with ambulation, positioning, transfers, toileting, hydration, meals, hygiene, and other early recovery needs.
Procedure-Specific Support
Assistance with appropriate postoperative needs such as drains, dressings, compression garments, positioning, and mobility devices.
Private Recovery Setting
Nursing support may be provided in an approved private residence, hotel, or other appropriate recovery setting.
Clinical Communication
Appropriate postoperative concerns may be communicated through the surgeon or practice pathway established for the patient's case.
Private recovery across select surgical specialties.
Elevé can support qualifying patients across multiple outpatient surgical specialties while tailoring recovery to the patient's procedure and postoperative plan.
View Recovery ServicesElevé supports postoperative recovery. The treating surgical team directs treatment.
Elevé provides scheduled private postoperative support after a patient has been discharged from the surgical facility and has been deemed appropriate for recovery outside of an acute-care environment.
The patient's surgeon or treating provider remains responsible for the surgical and medical treatment plan, prescriptions, procedure-specific restrictions, and changes to postoperative instructions.
Elevé is not an emergency service, hospital, or substitute for a higher level of care when one is clinically required.
Individual patient acceptance remains dependent on the requested services, recovery setting, available clinical information, service area, and clinical suitability.
Choose the relationship that fits your practice.
Tell Us About Your Practice
Share your procedures, typical patient population, discharge patterns, and current postoperative support needs.
Choose Your Model
Request a patient referral packet or discuss whether Preferred Practice integration is appropriate for your surgical population.
Establish The Workflow
Preferred Practices define the qualifying procedures, scheduling requirements, referral process, discharge coordination, and clinical communication pathway.
Begin Referring
Your practice introduces appropriate patients while Elevé manages recovery intake, confirmed coverage, and service coordination.
The surgical experience should not lose its standard
the moment the patient goes home.
Whether your practice needs a trusted resource for occasional patient referrals or a defined postoperative recovery pathway for every qualifying surgical patient, Elevé can help build the model around your practice.