Your Patient Experience Doesn’t End at Surgical Discharge.
Give appropriate patients access to private, one-to-one postoperative RN support after they leave your facility—without building a private-duty nursing service inside your practice.
Elevé Surgical Concierge provides scheduled postoperative nursing in the patient’s home, hotel, or approved recovery setting while working from your postoperative instructions and provider-directed plan.
The Procedure May Be Complete. The Patient’s Recovery Is Not.
The recovery room is structured. The patient’s living room usually is not. Once discharged, many patients are managing a complex combination of postoperative instructions and practical recovery needs outside the clinical setting.
Professional support surrounds the patient.
- Clinical observation
- Medication administration and organization
- Defined staffing
- Immediate clinical context
- Structured discharge planning
Responsibility shifts quickly.
- Prescribed medication schedules
- Nausea, hydration, and fatigue
- Mobility and toileting assistance
- Positioning and procedure-specific precautions
- Dressings, drains, compression, or incisions
Who is helping once the patient gets home?
For many patients, the answer is a spouse, parent, friend, or caregiver with little or no postoperative clinical experience.
Elevé gives appropriate patients another option.
Family Can Support the Patient. An RN Brings Clinical Context.
The value of professional postoperative nursing is not that family members do not care enough. It is that emotional support and nursing assessment are different roles.
“She looks more swollen.”
They can recognize that something looks different, but may not know how that observation fits with the procedure, instructions, other findings, or recovery pattern.
Clinical context.
The nurse considers the broader postoperative picture, documents relevant findings, reinforces the established plan, and communicates concerns when indicated.
“You’re really nauseated.”
They know the patient feels unwell, but may not know how oral intake, hydration, medication timing, alertness, and other recovery factors should be considered together.
Structured assessment.
Elevé provides focused nursing observation within RN scope and reinforces the provider-directed recovery plan.
“Should I call the surgeon?”
Caregivers may hesitate because they do not want to overreact—or may call because they have no clinical frame of reference for what they are seeing.
Trained observation and escalation.
The nurse reviews available instructions, documents findings, and escalates appropriate concerns through the applicable clinical pathway.
Not Every Patient Needs a Private Nurse. Some Patients Want or Need More Support.
Elevé gives your team a professional option when an appropriate patient’s recovery needs, caregiver situation, travel plans, or preferences go beyond a routine ride home.
Patients With Limited Caregiver Support
Patients who live alone, have an unavailable caregiver, or do not have someone comfortable managing the practical demands of early recovery.
Patients Traveling for Surgery
Patients recovering in hotels or temporary accommodations without their usual support system nearby.
Higher-Assistance Recoveries
Patients whose early recovery may involve substantial mobility assistance, positioning, toileting, drains, dressings, or complex caregiver tasks.
Patients Who Prefer Professional Care
Some patients have family available but simply prefer a trained RN managing the nursing aspects of their early recovery.
Concerned or Inexperienced Caregivers
A willing caregiver may still feel uncomfortable with drains, blood, medication schedules, mobility assistance, or recognizing changes.
Patients Seeking First-Night Support
Patients who want dedicated professional support through an overnight recovery window rather than relying solely on family.
Professional Postoperative Support Centered Around Your Plan.
Elevé does not create a competing postoperative plan. Nursing support follows available patient-specific instructions and provider orders while remaining within applicable RN scope.
View Recovery Services →Focused Postoperative Assessment
General postoperative nursing assessment, recovery review, and vital signs as appropriate to the patient and service.
Medication Schedule Reinforcement
Support following the prescribed postoperative medication schedule according to available discharge instructions and provider orders.
Mobility, Transfers & ADLs
Assistance with ambulation, transfers, positioning, toileting, hydration, meals, hygiene, and other applicable early recovery needs.
Incision, Dressing & Drain Observation
Observation within RN scope and according to available postoperative instructions, including applicable dressings, drains, compression, or incision appearance.
Pain, Nausea, Hydration & Comfort
Recovery support and symptom review within RN scope, including practical non-pharmacologic comfort measures.
Caregiver Education
Reinforcement of established postoperative instructions so the patient’s support person better understands the recovery plan.
Documentation
Scheduled nursing encounters are documented within the Elevé recovery record.
Appropriate Escalation
Concerning findings may be communicated according to available instructions, provider direction, and the applicable communication pathway.
We Support the Space Between Discharge and Follow-Up.
The surgical practice remains responsible for surgical treatment and follow-up. Elevé provides the scheduled private nursing service in the recovery environment.
A Better Answer to “Who Can Help Me at Home?”
Elevé gives your coordinators and surgical team a professional resource to introduce when a patient needs or wants more support after discharge.
A Trusted Referral Option
Give appropriate patients a defined next step instead of asking them to search independently for private postoperative care.
Earlier Recovery Planning
Professional recovery support can be discussed before surgery day rather than becoming a last-minute problem.
Instruction Reinforcement
The RN reinforces the postoperative plan established by the treating surgical team.
Caregiver Preparation
Family can receive additional education and reinforcement around the patient’s established recovery instructions.
No Internal Program to Build
Your practice can offer access to private postoperative support without operating its own private-duty nursing service.
Your Team Introduces the Option. Elevé Handles the Recovery Service.
Your office does not have to manage Elevé’s routine patient intake, agreements, scheduling, or service coordination.
Identify an Appropriate Patient
A patient expresses concern about postoperative help, has limited caregiver support, is traveling, or prefers professional recovery assistance.
Introduce Elevé
Provide Elevé information or direct the patient to our recovery request process.
Elevé Reviews the Request
We review the requested service, surgery date, recovery location, availability, and case suitability.
Elevé Manages Intake
Once the case proceeds, Elevé manages patient intake, agreements, scheduling, and recovery-service preparation.
Nursing Begins After Discharge
The scheduled RN provides the confirmed postoperative service in the approved recovery setting.
Private Recovery Across Select Surgical Specialties.
Exact services and patient eligibility vary by procedure, recovery setting, postoperative plan, requested level of care, geography, and nursing availability.
View All Recovery ServicesFacial, Body & Breast Recovery
Private postoperative nursing after eligible cosmetic and plastic surgical procedures.
Orthopedic Recovery
Post-discharge support after eligible joint replacement and other orthopedic procedures.
Additional Surgical Recovery
Additional outpatient recovery pathways are evaluated by procedure and clinical appropriateness.
You Direct Treatment. We Support Recovery.
The surgeon or treating provider remains responsible for diagnosis, prescriptions, procedure-specific restrictions, follow-up, and changes to treatment.
Elevé nurses provide care within applicable RN scope and according to available postoperative instructions and provider orders.
Elevé reinforces surgeon and therapy instructions and does not independently determine weight-bearing, activity progression, or new restrictions.
Elevé is not emergency care, a hospital, or a replacement for a higher level of care when clinically required.
The Next Time a Patient Asks, “Who Can Help Me After Surgery?” Have an Answer.
Use Elevé as a patient referral resource today, or explore a more integrated recovery partnership for your practice.