peek into our soul

Mission

to connect people with nurses.

Vision

to put people first in healthcare.

Values

do good. think big. give courageously.

together, we give you peace of mind

Custom care teams

Experience the power of having a carefully curated team of competent & compassionate registered nurses caring for you & your loved ones.

Personalized care

We build care around you, when & where is best. Our nurses account for all the things needed to help you achieve the best outcome possible.

Collaboration

We collaborate with your entire medical team so you don't have to. Let us connect all the dots with the people who know you best. We advocate for you. Always.

National Recognition

Our model of care has been featured by Johnson & Johnson Notes and supported by the American Nurses Foundation.

Premium Experience

Our licensed nurses are hand-picked and will treat you and your family like their own. Expect to be able to relax and breathe while they take over.

up-to-date practice

Most of our nurses are still in practice in hospitals. This means they are up to date on all pertinent care & standards. You can't ask for anything better.

origins

Navi is short for the Hindu word Anavi.

It refers to someone who is peace-loving and kind to others.

It also refers to the first ray of sun that appears just after the darkest point of the night.

Our services

" There is no way we can possibly thank you for everything Nichole and the other nurses did for my mom, and for my family! I don’t know how we could have made the end of life experience for my much loved Mom any better! "

" You have a WINNER in your nurses- off the charts GOOD! Just a wonderful team and very smart PLEASE send back ASAP! "

" Having competent, caring, knowledgeable care took massive pressure off of the family so that we could be present for our family member (my father) and do everything that we could to make him comfortable and close through story telling, jokes and memories that we could share with him. Unlike in the hospital where there are constant interruptions and shift changes and really in that situation, the family’s job is to be vigilant and make certain the patient is receiving the best care possible while in that bed. The need for that vigilance went completely away the minute your nurses showed up for their shift (on time or early), smiling and ready. "