Find Overnight Nurses (RN/LPN) in Yonkers
Compare experience, availability, credentials, and rates from overnight nurses (rn/lpn) serving families in Yonkers, NY.
Available providers
No providers are listed in Yonkers yet. Check a nearby city or check back soon.
What overnight care costs in Yonkers
Rates vary by provider and are usually listed on each profile — most charge per hour or a flat overnight rate depending on experience and credentials.
Providers bill either hourly or a flat rate for a defined overnight shift (commonly 10–12 hours). To compare a flat rate against hourly quotes, divide it by your actual shift length.
See our full guide to night nurse costs →Who provides this care
Registered Nurse (RN)
A state-licensed Registered Nurse — the only providers who may use the title "nurse."
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
A state-licensed Practical Nurse for infants with medical needs.
How availability works
Each provider sets their own availability, and dates can change quickly. The “next available” date on a profile reflects what the provider last confirmed — always verify directly before booking, especially if the date shown is more than a few weeks old.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does overnight care cost in Yonkers?
- Rates vary by provider and are usually listed on each profile — most charge per hour or a flat overnight rate depending on experience and credentials.
- How far in advance should I book?
- We recommend starting your search at least four to six weeks before your due date or desired start date, since experienced overnight providers book up quickly. That said, last-minute openings do appear, so it’s worth checking current availability even if your date is close.
- How long do families typically use overnight care?
- Most families book overnight care for somewhere between a few weeks and a few months — commonly starting in the first weeks home and tapering off as the baby consolidates nighttime sleep. Some families book a handful of recovery nights; others with multiples or medical needs continue longer.
- What's the difference between a night nurse and a newborn care specialist?
- A "night nurse" is often used informally, but only a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is a licensed medical professional. A Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) focuses on non-medical newborn care such as feeding, sleep coaching, and routines. Confirm a provider’s exact credentials before booking.
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Recently updated Aug 1, 2026