As healthcare evolves, VNA advances.
Backed by a tradition of nursing, VNA continues to provide expertise, perspective, innovative leadership and solutions around the health issues of the day. Our compassionate team of healthcare professionals is dedicated to serving individuals at home and across the community — no matter their age, station in life or available resources.
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We believe that everyone deserves the best care, deserves kindness and deserves to feel better at home.
April 29, 2020
VNA’s President Reflects on Historical Pandemic Experience
As we step up to take care of our patients during this pandemic, I’ve been reflecting on my previous experience during another uncertain time. When I worked in Chicago for […]
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April 10, 2020
COVID-19 Through the Eyes of a Hospice Nurse
Infection prevention throughout the community is something VNA’s staff has always kept at the forefront of our minds, even before this outbreak began. Hear one of our hospice nurse’s perspectives.
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March 19, 2020
Fitting in Fitness from the Comfort of Home
No gym? No problem! Healing Motion, the outpatient physical therapy clinic of Visiting Nurse Association, is here to provide some exercise tips for staying active from the comfort of your home.
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I want to know more about VNA's drive-thru flu clinic.
The single best way to protect your family from getting the flu is to get the flu shot. The seasonal flu vaccine protects against influenza viruses and helps reduce the risk of the flu spreading throughout the community. As a part of our long-term commitment to community wellness, VNA will offer drive-thru flu immunizations at our clinic located at 12565 West Center Road starting Sept. 14.
I want to know more about COVID-19.
At VNA, the health and safety of our patients and staff is the highest priority. Regular hand washing and the use of hand sanitizer has always been part of our care routine and we will continue to be extra vigilant after cases of COVID-19 have been reported in our area. Patients and nurses must wash their hands or use hand sanitizer before any treatment is provided. VNA custodial staff has conducted regular and thorough cleaning of our facility and we are increasing daily cleaning, especially in areas that are touched most often.
I need help caring for my loved one.
When VNA arrives at your door, you can expect to be taken care of — wherever you call home. Backed by a tradition of nursing, VNA offers a wide range of innovative in-home and community-based services across the Omaha and Council Bluffs metro.
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$5.5 million
provided in community health services in 2016
40,192
clients in Omaha and Council Bluffs received VNA community care services