EmpowerPeople.Care

Our doctors are so busy and their time is so valuable. If a question isn't about a prescription or a diagnosis, many doctors prefer it to be answered by a nurse.
For example, "I have diabetes and I have a reading of 5 on my potassium today. I never get that. Do I need to go to the ER?"
Or, "My dog just bit my hand. Do I need to drop everything and get stitches?"
Or, "What kind of doctor should I see given the symptoms I'm experiencing?"
Many new moms drop work and run to the ER at the slightest symptom in their child. Here, they can talk to nurse and find out if an ER visit is indicated.

Holistic Health Coaching: Registered nurses can offer holistic health coaching, focusing on overall well-being, lifestyle choices, and preventive care. They can help patients set and achieve health goals, such as weight management, exercise routines, and stress reduction, fostering a long-term partnership in wellness.
Chronic Disease Management: RNs can specialize in managing specific chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma, or hypertension. Patients might prefer consulting with a nurse who has expertise in their particular ailment for more personalized and targeted support.
Medication Education and Adherence: Nurses can excel in medication education, ensuring patients understand how to take their medications correctly, potential side effects, and interactions. This can lead to better medication adherence, ultimately improving health outcomes.
Emotional and Mental Support: Nurses often have excellent communication and empathy skills, making them well-suited to provide emotional support and mental health guidance. Patients may feel more comfortable discussing their emotional well-being with a nurse who can then recommend appropriate resources or referrals.
Care Coordination: RNs can serve as care coordinators, helping patients navigate the healthcare system, schedule appointments, obtain referrals, and access community resources. This can streamline the healthcare journey and reduce the burden on patients.
Teletriage and Symptom Management: Nurses can provide teletriage services, assisting patients in determining the urgency of their symptoms and recommending appropriate next steps. This can enhance healthcare accessibility, especially during non-office hours.
Health Advocacy: Nurses can act as patient advocates. They can help patients understand their options.
Decision Support: Nurses can offer guidance on whether immediate medical attention is needed, and recommend appropriate actions, such as self-care steps, scheduling a doctor's appointment, or deciding what type of doctor to see.
Preventive Care: Many Patients benefit from routine check-ins with a nurse to track their health status and make any necessary lifestyle adjustments.

Click on the "Talk to a Nurse Now" button on the home page, or click here. You will see registered nurses and their specialties.
Select a Nurse and click "Get in Touch".
Text message a nurse at no charge.
When you and the nurse both decide to proceed, click the "Video Call" button to start a video conversation. You will be billed $2.44 per minute for the call. The call can be as long or as short as you like. You can hang up any time.
Expert user tip: On the "Talk to a Nurse Now" page, at the top, enter the name of the condition or symptoms in the search box. Then click the condition when it comes up. It will filter for nurses who have worked in the medical specialties that handle that condition!

We have a quick survey on our website to see if your call would be appropriate for a nurse call.

Yes. This site works on all of these devices.

At EmpowerPeople.care, we know how tough it can be to receive a diagnosis. Many questions come up, and it can be extremely stressful. We are here to help.

Our nurse advice line allows you to get in touch with nurses who are licensed, experienced, and caring. Calls are conducted through in-app video.
We offer the opportunity to speak with nurses who have experience in the medical specialties that handle the condition you want to learn about. We also offer biographies, ratings, and reviews for each nurse on our platform so that you can make informed decisions about who to speak to.
For a very low rate, you can get important questions answered while building a bond of trust with a nurse who understands your unique situation.

Absolutely! You will always be free to reach out to the same nurse as long as that nurse is in our system.
You can easily find the nurses you've spoken to on your Contacts page!

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