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.
January 1, 2021
125 Years of Care
Since 1896, VNA has provided exceptional, high-quality care. VNA will continue to provide care today. Tomorrow. And the next 125 years.
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October 22, 2020
An Unmistakable 90-Year Legacy
After 90 years of combined service, two outstanding VNA employees are leaving an unmistakable legacy that has impacted lives across the community. Bridget Young, Chief Operating Officer and Joanie Kush, […]
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October 7, 2020
Supporting Patients Wherever They Call Home
VNA shelter nurse Ann Hatting first met Mark, Roger and Jeff when they were homeless shelter clients at Siena Francis House. All three struggled with a combination of physical and […]
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I want to learn more about VNA's Art & Soup event.
LOCATION CHANGE: Visiting Nurse Association, 12565 West Center Road
Participation in VNA’s Art & Soup event impacts the lives of men, women and children in homeless and domestic violence shelters in the Omaha and Council Bluffs area. All proceeds ensure that VNA nurses will continue to serve individuals and families in every local shelter.
I want to know more about COVID-19.
At VNA, the health and safety of our patients and staff is the highest priority.
VNA nurses are actively partnering with the Douglas County Health Department to vaccinate frontline workers and community members.
The Douglas County Health Department and its community partners, including VNA, are supporting five community clinics to provide Douglas County residents who are 65 years of age and older with the COVID-19 vaccine.
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.
When you support VNA, you’re helping our community thrive.
As you cheer for us, donate to us and collaborate with us, we advance innovative in-home and community-based care, together.