Bedside notarization at hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers across Staten Island. Flat-fee visits for powers of attorney, health care proxies, living wills, and more.
We arrive on time, ready to handle your notarization graciously and precisely.
Hospital room, nursing home, or rehab center — day or night, when you need us.
Accurate handling of sensitive documents, with a steady focus on quality service.
Do not sign the document before the notary arrives. It must be signed in front of the notary.
Flat fee
Hospital and facility visits are billed at a flat rate.
45–60 min
Typical visit length, given the hospital environment.
The documents we notarize most often at Staten Island hospitals, nursing homes, and rehab centers.
475 Seaview Ave, Staten Island, NY 10305
375 Seguine Ave, Staten Island, NY 10309
1150 South Ave, Suite 301, Staten Island, NY 10314
460 Brielle Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314
25 Fanning St, Staten Island, NY 10314
140 Meisner Ave, Staten Island, NY 10306
88 Old Town Rd, Staten Island, NY 10304
275 Castleton Ave, Staten Island, NY 10301
200 Lafayette Ave, Staten Island, NY 10301
191 Bradley Ave, Staten Island, NY 10314
100 Castleton Ave, Staten Island, NY 10301
We also serve other hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living, and rehab centers. Steven Mobile Notary is an independent notary service and is not affiliated with the facilities listed.
Tell us the facility, the patient’s room if known, and the documents. We’ll confirm the flat fee and the earliest time.
Urgent? Call us.
Hospital, nursing home, and rehab facility visits are billed as a flat fee. Call or email us for the current rate for your location.
Usually 45 minutes to an hour, because of check-in, room access, and the hospital environment.
The patient must be alert, understand the document, and be willing to sign it, and must have a valid unexpired driver’s license or state ID.
Often not — many facilities don’t allow nurses or staff to witness. Confirm with the facility, or we can provide witnesses for an additional fee. The notary cannot be a witness.
No. Notaries can’t give legal advice, explain documents, or draft paperwork. Documents must be prepared in advance.
Let us know how you’d like the documents returned — UPS, FedEx, courier, or mail.
Powers of attorney, health care proxies, medical powers of attorney, living wills, advance directives, and auto title transfers.
Not at a hospital? See our Staten Island mobile notary service.
Book online or call — we come to the bedside.
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