Administering medications through injections or IVs as required during the school day.

Monitoring and managing any wounds or injuries to prevent infection and promote healing.

Keeping a close eye on your child's health condition, including checking vital signs and recognizing any changes that need immediate attention.

Ensuring your child receives necessary nutrition and medications on schedule, including through feeding tubes if needed.

Managing ostomy bags and catheters to ensure your child's comfort and hygiene.

Assisting with feeding, toileting, ambulation, and other personal care needs during the school day.

Performing necessary respiratory treatments, such as suctioning, oxygen administration, and non-invasive ventilation (BiPAP & CPAP).

Keeping track of seizure activity and responding quickly to ensure your child's safety.

Knowing that a trained professional is present to address your child's medical needs during the school day provides parents with confidence and reduces anxiety.

With proper medical support, children can fully engage in their education, participate in activities, and interact with peers without the constant worry of health issues.

These services ensure that the care your child receives at home is seamlessly extended into the school environment, maintaining consistency and stability in their routine.

By providing medical care within the school, these services also relieve the burden on teachers and school staff, allowing them to focus on education rather than healthcare management.