Home Health Care Services New Orleans

My Mom
My Dad
My Loved One
My Nurses Registry

Home Health Care in New Orleans – Since 1925

Faith Based & Founded on Prayer

My Nurses Registry provides a wide range of Home Health Care Services to Greater New Orleans residents, including skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and medical supplies and equipment. We also provide private duty nursing, non-medical personal care and pastoral services.

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Learn more about open careers and our competitive salary and benefits packages.

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Age Artfully & Gracefully In Your Own Home

Schedule A Free Personalized
In-Home Health Care Assessment
New Orleans

Whether the need is simple companionship, high-tech in-home nursing or help when coming home from the hospital, the staff at Nurses Registry can meet your individual needs. It all starts with a Free Personalized In-Home Assessment. We will help you create a safe and healthy lifestyle in the comfort of your own home, doing the things YOU like to do.

We Set The Standards
Of Excellence

By Lowering The Number of Re-hospitalization

1 %

My Nurses Registry

Home Health 30 Day Re-hospitalization Rate

1 %

Louisiana Average

Home Health 30 Day Re-hospitalization Rate

1 %

National Average

Home Health 30 Day Re-hospitalization Rate

Experts in the management of chronically ill patients.

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Nurses Registry Testimonials

"For us this couldn't have been any harder of a decision because we never felt anyone could care for my loved ones the way we could. Fortunately we were wrong. The staff at My Nurses Registry takes their vocation to serve others with the utmost integrity."

"When it came to taking care of dad I knew I needed help. I looked into so many options. Luckily I was referred to My Nurses Registry. It is evident that they do not just see it as a job but rather a giving back to others. Thank you for keeping dad smiling and healthy"

"Nurses Registry is heaven sent! In this stage of my parents life I was not ready to take care of them as needed. You were able to take my insecurities away with the of safety, comfort, and health care being provided. Your entire staff is amazing. Thank you!"

"As the oldest girl in the family, I was the one made responsible to decide how to take care of our parents. I am so blessed to have found My Nurses Registry for Mom and Dad. The nurses and staff have become just like family and the quality of service is unmatched."

Nurses Registry Mission Statement

The Art Of Aging At Home

We are committed to attending to the individual needs of the patient, family and other caregivers, treating the whole patient, providing excellence in skilled nursing and therapies, collaborating with the physician and others who share in the care of the patient, assuring a respectful and positive work environment, and educating the community concerning health and wellness.

Nurses Registry exists to meet the human health needs of the community by assisting the patient to move toward self-care, a realistic level of wellness, optimum quality of life, and a return to the community.

Patient Rights

Federal law requires that all individuals receiving home care services be informed of their rights as patients. According to the National Association for Home Care (NAHC), home health care patients have the right to:

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– Be fully informed of all their rights and responsibilities.
– Choose care providers.
– Receive appropriate, professional care in accordance with physician orders.
– Receive a timely response from the agency to his or her request for service.
– Be admitted for service only if the agency has the ability to provide safe, professional care at the level of intensity needed.
– Receive reasonable continuity of care.
Receive the information necessary to give informed consent prior to the start of any treatment or procedure.
– Be advised of any change in the plan of care, before the change is made.
– Refuse treatment within the confines of the law and be informed of the consequences of their actions.
– Be informed of their rights under state law to formulate advanced directives.
– Have health care providers comply with advance directives in accordance with state law requirements.
– Be informed within a reasonable period of time of anticipated termination of service or plans for transfer to another agency.
– Be fully informed of agency policies and charges for services, including eligibility for third-party reimbursements.
– Be referred elsewhere, if denied service solely on their inability to pay.
– Voice grievances and suggest changes in service or staff without fear of restraint or discrimination.
– A fair hearing for any individual to whom any service has been denied, reduced, or terminated, or who is otherwise aggrieved by agency action. The fair hearing procedure shall be set forth by each agency as appropriate to the unique patient situation (i.e., funding source, level of care, diagnosis).
– Be informed of what to do in the event of an emergency.
– Be advised of the telephone number and hours of operation of the state’s home health hotline, which receives questions and complaints about Medicare-certified and state-licensed home care agencies.

About Us

Our Legacy
Our History
My Nurses Registry

Amen I say to you, as long as you did it to one of these my least brethren, you did it to me. Matthew 25:40

The Nurses Registry was established in New Orleans in 1925 as the city’s official registry for nurses seeking employment in the area. In 1980, the Registry was privatized by a local nurse, and was bought in 1988, by Rose Mary S. Breaux, RN, BSN. In 1993, Nurses Registry was licensed for Medicare-certified home health services and, in 1994, Nurses Registry Care Center Foundation, a 501(c)( 3) corporation, was established. Rose Mary S. Breaux, RN, BSN was given a prayer card, shown here, very early in her nursing career and used it as inspiration to help develop her ideal of nursing: to elevate nursing to the level of ministry. Today, Rose Mary’s husband and daughter manage the business.