Our Home Care Program provides high-quality, cost effective alternatives to institutional care. A team of nurses, therapists, social workers, aides and dietitians work under the order of a physician to provide patients and their families with essential healthcare services in the comfort of their home. In developing an appropriate plan of care for each patient, staff are trained to utilize the varied expertise of the home care team to provide the maximum care necessary for recovery. This team works together with the patient and family to promote independence. The home care team assists in making those individuals who are recovering from surgery or a serious illness feel more comfortable and safe by providing comprehensive care in the home. A registered dietitian is available for nutritional counseling, and a registered nurse is on call 24 hours a day. Members of the home care team also include medical social workers who can help identify and manage psychosocial problems that arise from an individual's illness or medical treatment. The social worker also can provide counseling and assist with access to appropriate financial and community resources. Home health aides provide help to people who need assistance with daily living tasks. These certified nurses aides assist with bathing, dressing and food preparation, all under the supervision of a registered nurse. Our experienced Maternal/Child Health staff works closely with families and their physicians to provide optimal pediatric, neonatal and maternal health care. Services included in this program are: registered nurse visits to conduct skilled nursing assessments, education, direct care and coordination of services, including: Prenatal/high risk visits New mom/baby visits Newborn intensive care follow-up visits Pediatric/adolescent visits (0-18 years) It is the hospice philosophy that the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of terminally ill patients and their caregivers can best be met by the services of an interdisciplinary team of trained professionals and volunteers. VNA Home Health and Hospice nurses provide skilled nursing care including physical assessment, patient and family teaching pain and symptom control monitoring and a registered nurse on call 24 hours a day.

The Cynthia Day Family Center, at Keystone Hall , helps pregnant, post-partum, and parenting women in recovery. Women and their children live on-site in a secure, home-like environment as they overcome their addiction to drugs and alcohol. Helps women with co-occurring disorders. Helps women transitioning back into the community from the criminal justice system. Provides case management, parenting support, access to AA and NA meetings, transportation to appointments. While in CDFC’s specialized residential treatment program, clients access: --Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid and/or alcohol dependency. --Specialized treatment for methamphetamine use disorders. --Individual one-one-one evidence-based counseling with licensed clinical staff and addiction specialists. --Group counseling, including relapse prevention groups. --Individual parenting support, education, and skill building. --“Nurturing Parenting” groups. --Access to 12-step programming and meetings. --Family therapy & peer support. --Employment assistance and job retention services. --Primary and mental health care for both mother and child. --Oral health care. --Transportation to and from appointments. --Case management, including referral and coordination of other necessary services. --Visitation or reunification planning with Division of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF). --Food, clothing & essential items. --Personal care items. --Child care during treatment.