Boulder Concierge Nursing

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Nursing Support for Life’s Unexpected Moments

Amy Castro BSN, RN

Transportation

Amy with the gray minivan she drives to get you home.

Why hire a nurse for your transportation home? Our experienced nurses provide safe, reliable transportation home after outpatient surgeries and medical procedures, offering an extra level of care and peace of mind when you need it most. After any kind of sedation or anesthesia, all facilities require a responsible adult to drive you home to ensure you get there safely. We have years of experience with taking care of patients after procedures and know what to look for with possible complications. You might not feel 100% like yourself and we’re here to take care of you.

Once the medical facility lets us know you are ready, we will meet you in the recovery room and review your discharge instructions alongside you. We’ll assist you to the vehicle, drive your house, and help you get settled inside your home so you can begin your recovery with confidence and peace of mind.

Ideal for outpatient surgeries, colonoscopies, cataract procedures, and other outpatient medical procedures.

University of Colorado students

My husband, Peter, and I raised our three daughters in Boulder. They are all in their twenties now, with two currently living out of state while attending graduate school.

As a mom, there have been several times when I wished I had a nurse—and a little bit of mom—available to sit with my daughter in the ER, check on her after surgery, or stop by her dorm room when she wasn't feeling well. These are all experiences we've actually navigated as a family.

During my time working in post-operative recovery, I also cared for many CU students who had been injured during weekend ski trips, mountain biking, or other outdoor adventures. I often heard from parents who wished there were someone local they could call to check on their young adult, provide support, and help facilitate their recovery when they couldn't be there themselves.

These experiences helped inspire my concierge nursing services. My hope is to provide students and their parents with an added layer of support, compassionate care, and peace of mind during times when a little extra help can make all the difference.

Amy with her three daughters
Amy with her husband and three daughters at her daughter's Army Commissioning
Amy and her Husband, Peter, dressed up for their daughter's wedding

Post-Operative Support

Amy Castro BSN, RN helping a client walk with crutches after surgery

Recover comfortably at home with personalized care from our experienced nurses.

Services may include:

  • Safe mobility assistance to promote healing and help prevent complications

  • Medication and discharge instruction review

  • Dressing changes and drain removal, as prescribed by your surgeon

  • Guidance on diet and recovery concerns

  • In-home visits during the days between surgery and your follow-up appointment

  • Transportation home from surgery is available

We provide care where you recover—at home, in a hotel, Airbnb, or University of Colorado residence halls.

Three-visit package available. See below for details.

Personalized Nursing Support

Enjoy peace of mind with ongoing support from a trusted nurse. We help manage medications, coordinate care, and provide advocacy during medical appointments, ensuring everyone involved understands the plan of care. We help people of all ages and with a variety of medical needs, providing both short- and long-term support.

Consider us for your ongoing dressing changes, blood pressure monitoring, or walks with us while you are recovering and building your strength.

Have an independent senior who needs a little extra help? With consistent visits and meaningful relationships, we help seniors maintain their independence and age comfortably in place.

Ask about our Ongoing Care Package Rates available with reduced hourly rate.

Amy Castro BSN, RN helping elderly client walk with walker

How we started

Healthcare can feel overwhelming—especially after surgery, while managing a chronic condition, or worrying about your college-aged student from afar. One question I often heard in practice was: “How do I get help at home?”

As care continues to move into the outpatient setting, many people are discharged home with limited support, leaving families unsure and stretched thin. I saw a clear need for skilled, compassionate nursing care that bridges that gap.

This became personal when my 86-year-old father’s living in Ohio. As his needs changed, we needed a trusted nurse to help monitor his health, notice subtle changes, and provide consistent support to help him stay in independent living. Finding that level of care was harder than I expected. We moved him to Colorado to live with us.

That experience shaped this practice. And, as I thought about it, people of all ages need some help outside the clinical setting. Rides home, dressing changes, post-operative care (drains and tubes, oh my!)…and families are busy or live a distance away.

My goal is to provide the kind of care I wanted for my own loved ones—experienced, thoughtful nursing support that sees the whole person, not just a diagnosis, with years of nursing and life experience.

Whether recovering from surgery, supporting a loved one, or navigating a health challenge, we are here to help bring excellent care to you.

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About the nurse

Amy Castro, BSN, RN

I have been a registered nurse since 1997, graduating from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of caring for patients in a variety of settings, gaining experience with people and families during some of their most vulnerable moments.

My nursing background includes:

  • Adult Intensive Care Units at Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals of Cleveland

  • Pediatric Intensive Care at Vanderbilt University Medical Center

  • Outpatient orthopedic surgery recovery at Boulder Surgery Center

After nearly three decades in nursing, I have learned that exceptional care is about more than medical expertise. It is about listening, building trust, providing reassurance, and helping people feel supported as they navigate healthcare decisions and recovery.

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Hours & Fees

Business Hours
Monday–Friday | 8:00 AM–5:00 PM

In-Home Visits
Nursing services are billed at $125 per hour during normal business hours, with a one-hour minimum for all in-person visits. Time is billed in 15-minute increments thereafter.

Ask about our Ongoing Care Package Rates available with reduced hourly rate.

Post Operative Recovery Package

Three one-hour visits bundled $350, to be used any day, during normal business hours, within the first 10 days after surgery.

Care Coordination & Communication
Phone calls, emails, and text communication with clients and family members are billed at $125 per hour in 15-minute increments during normal business hours.

After-Hours, Weekend & Holiday Services
One hour minimum for visits, communications are billed in 15-minute increments. $200 per hour for both services.

Transportation & Procedure Support

For surgeries and procedures requiring anesthesia or sedation, we offer transportation home from the medical facility. Fees start at $150 and vary by distance and time. This service includes the nurse receiving post-procedure instructions, driving you home and getting you safely into your home. Post-procedure nursing support offered at an additional cost.

Round-trip transportation to routine medical appointments is available for a flat fee of $95 when we are accompanying a client to that appointment. This is in addition to the above the nursing services fee.

Payment Methods
We accept Venmo, Zelle, credit cards, and cash. After the Service Agreement has been signed, you will receive an invoice for payment. Cancellation policies are outlined in the agreement.

FAQ

Text/Call: 720-910-2390

Email: amy.castro@bouldernurses.com

How do we get started?


We can start with one visit to see if we are a good fit for your needs and go from there.

Not all services are listed here. Just ask!

Can I schedule just one visit?


Can I schedule a visit after-hours, during a weekend, or over a holiday?

Yes, we provide services during non-business hours for $200 per hour. Visits are one-hour minimum and communications are billed in 15-minute increments.


I am recieving sedation and cannot drive myself. Can you drive me home from my appointment?

Yes, we provide transportation home after procedures and surgery in addition to our home visits. Fees vary depending on the level of support requested.


Can I request care for my child/partner/family member?

Yes, we are happy to coordinate care with you for your loved ones.


Can you come to a location that isn’t my home?

Yes, we can meet you where you need us; whether that’s a hotel, an Airbnb, a CU Boulder dorm, or elsewhere.


We accept Venmo, Zelle, credit cards, and cash. After the Service Agreement has been signed, you will receive an invoice for payment. Cancellation policies are outlined in the agreement.

What forms of payment do you accept?