Homecare Services
With the goal of promoting an optimal level of independence in
the home, services are available to patients who are referred by
a physician for short-term medical or physical needs. Care is coordinated by a nursing case manager and may include the
following services.
- Nursing
- Therapy
- Medical Social Work
- Personal Care
- Eligibility
Under physicians' directions, our nursing staff visits patients in their homes to assess physical condition and provide appropriate treatments and teaching. Services provided may include cardiopulmonary assessment, medication teaching, wound care, and intravenous therapy. |
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The VNAH provides a variety of therapy services, including:
Physical Therapy
Therapists implement and monitor exercise programs to promote rehabilitation following stroke, joint replacement surgery, injury or serious illness.
Occupational Therapy
Therapists assess home safety and accessibility, recommending adaptive equipment and home modifications to maximize independence.
Speech Therapy
Speech therapists provide help and instruction for speech and swallowing difficulties.
| Counseling and coordination of community services are provided to families and individuals to help them cope with problems associated with illness or the care of an ill person. | ![]() |
| Home health aides assist with daily personal care activities including feeding, bathing, dressing and exercise routines during recuperation. | ![]() |
The VNA & Hospice of VT and NH serves all who qualify, regardless of age or ability to pay. Services are paid through Medicare, NH/VT Medicaid and private insurance companies. Agency staff will evaluate eligibility via phone or home visit.
Clients must have a physician's referral and be classified as homebound or needing skilled care.


