Private pay / private dutyhourly, 12-hour, live-in 

Private duty home care software for 24-hour cases.

A 24-hour case is a rota, not a list of visits. One small team per client, overtime caught before it's a premium, and a gap offered to that team first, with the family told.

What private duty actually is

Not a visit. A rota.

Four coverage patterns, and each one is a standing team rather than a shift you fill twice.

  • One repeating series per case, edited as a series.
  • Required preferences gate who may serve at all.
  • Declared availability from the app on every fill.

Who takes the shift

The care team first. Then everyone else.

A family on a 24-hour case is paying for the same faces, not for the fastest fill.

Coordinator

The same three faces

The client's own care team is offered before anyone else. A stranger is the last resort, and you see it when it happens.

  • Required preferences gate who may serve at all.
  • The client's own history ranks the rest.

Coordinator

Not the one at 38 hours

Twelve-hour rotas turn into overtime quietly. The offer goes to whoever can take it without a premium.

  • Overtime flagged before you approve it.
  • Declared availability honored on every run.

Receptionist

“Who's with mom tonight?”

The question a 24-hour family asks most. Answered from the live schedule, at any hour, in your agency's name.

  • The caller identified against the client record first.
  • Logged on the case, not lost in a voicemail.

The rules

What it will never do.

Required preferences gate who may serve a client at all; soft preferences and the client's own history only rank. Outreach goes out in small waves, in each caregiver's own channel and language, with stop rules on every thread. How we handle data

Built into the engine, the same for people and agents

  • Care team first · a stranger is the last resort

  • Overtime flagged · before you approve it

  • No double-booking · people and agents alike

  • No client names · in any outreach message

Frequently asked questions

What is private duty home care software?

Private duty home care software runs the long-hours side of home care: hourly, 12-hour, awake overnight and live-in cases, staffed as a standing rota rather than a list of visits. It holds one repeating series per case, a small care team the family is paying to keep, GPS clock-in, overtime visibility across long shifts, and invoicing from verified visits. Nestaid adds the staff that runs it — a Coordinator that fills from the care team first and a Receptionist that answers the family at any hour.

Do we need EVV for private pay?

Not by mandate in most cases, but GPS clock-in gives families proof of care and gives you accurate payroll. It's included.

Can you schedule a 24-hour or live-in case?

Yes. A case is one repeating series edited as a series, not a pile of one-off visits, with a care team attached to the client rather than to each shift.

How do you keep the same caregivers on a case?

The client's own care team is offered before anyone else. Required preferences gate who may serve the client at all, and the client's history ranks the rest — so a caregiver new to the case is the last resort, and you can see when it happens.

Does it handle overtime on 12-hour rotas?

Overtime is flagged before you approve it, and coverage offers take hours already worked into account, so a fill doesn't quietly become a premium.

Can families reach us overnight?

Yes. The Receptionist answers calls and texts to your number around the clock, in English and Spanish, answers scheduling questions from the live schedule, and logs the conversation on the client's case.

Other agency types: Non-medical home care · Medicaid HCBS / waiver. By role: Agency owners · Schedulers · Case managers · Billing managers · Caregivers.

See it on one of your 24-hour cases.

A 30-minute demo on your own rota, your own care teams, your own overtime.