The company now known as Nurses Registry was originally formed in Lexington, Kentucky in 1953. Physicians Exchange, the original entity, was an answering service that also provided private duty nursing services.

Lennie and Vicki House founded Nurses Registry in April of 1983 with the acquisition of Physicians Exchange, which then operated in nine Central Kentucky counties. The vision of the owners was to provide health care to a larger segment of the Bluegrass population. In September 1990, Nurses Registry expanded into seven additional counties, thus creating an integrated healthcare network across 16 counties.

In October of 1990, Nurses Registry Home Infusion was started in order to provide high-quality IV therapy for home-bound patients. Three years later, Nurses Registry expanded it's private duty nursing practice, providing staffing and placement of nurses in hospitals, medical clinics, and other health care facilities. Recent expansions include the formation of the Respiratory Services division, the HME (Home Medical Equipment) division, and the addition of a Home Medical Alert service.

WebMail Login

Website Developed by
       John Lewis