VNA

VNA nursing provides patients with in-home care that is like what they would receive in a medical facility. Nurses work with patients of all ages, including those who are critically ill, disabled, or recovering from surgery, illness or injury.

VNA nursing offers a personalized approach to care, helping patients recover in the comfort of their homes while ensuring they receive proper medical attention. The goal is to help patients manage chronic conditions, keep their independence, and avoid unnecessary hospitalizations.

What Does an All Care VNA Nurse Do?

• Assess patient needs and develop a personalized plan of care with their physician.
• Monitor and evaluate patient response to treatment, medication, and healing or mobilization progress.
• Manage surgical incisions, pressure ulcers, or other types of wounds.
• Oversee medication management and draws labs.
• Take vital signs and track trends in a patient’s health.
• Teach patients and their families about disease management, self-care, and safety precautions.
• Communicate regularly with members of the patient’s care team, including physical therapists, occupational therapists, doctors, and other health care professionals to ensure a coordinated approach to patient care.