Our Services
We offer three unique ways to provide care: VNA Home Care, Hospice Care, and the Gibson Family Center.
VNA Home Care provides a vast range of services all available in the comfort of your own home. Hospice Care is for patients who have an illness that cannot be cured, there are many important concerns and issues – unique to each individual – that cannot be addressed in a traditional health care setting. The Gibson Family Center provides Hospice care in an inpatient setting. This allows for around-the-clock pain control, acute symptom management, and complex symptom management that cannot be provided at home or in other settings.
VNA Home Care provides a vast range of services all available in the comfort of your own home. Hospice Care is for patients who have an illness that cannot be cured, there are many important concerns and issues – unique to each individual – that cannot be addressed in a traditional health care setting. The Gibson Family Center provides Hospice care in an inpatient setting. This allows for around-the-clock pain control, acute symptom management, and complex symptom management that cannot be provided at home or in other settings.
VNA Home Care
Since 1916, VNA has been committed to delivering quality healthcare to patients in their homes. Whenever the need arises you can rely on us. Our team consists of registered nurses, home health aides, physical, occupational and speech therapists, social workers, infusion specialists and certified wound care specialists. We take care of people from birth through their geriatric years.
Hospice
Hospice, established in 1982, is a comprehensive program of care and support for incurably ill patients and their loved ones when the focus must shift from cure to comfort and quality of life. Care may be provided in the patient’s home or place of residence, in a nursing home or extended family care.
Gibson Family Center
Established in 2018, the Gibson Family Center is an inpatient unit that provides care for hospice patients with a goal of stabilizing the patient so they can return home to routine home hospice care. The atmosphere in an inpatient hospice setting is drastically different from that of an acute-care facility. The inpatient hospice unit is calmer and more homelike. Staff members often take time to talk with the patient, visit with the family and answer questions.