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June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. VNS Health offers expert care to those living with these challenges, as well as support for their caregivers. We know that the right support can help people stay and age in place in their homes and communities for as long as possible. #ENDALZ #Alzheimers #dementia #homehealth
Alzheimer's & Dementia Care - VNS Health
For aging members of the AAPI community who are isolated by poor health and language barriers, the VNS Health Chinatown Neighborhood Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NNORC) and Chinatown Community Center is a lifeline.
VNS Health Community Programs Help Asian-American Seniors in Chinatown
Behavioral and mental health are important to overall health. VNS Health has specialized programs to support people through challenges, so they can be their best selves. We're here to provide support as part of home care recovery or in caring for those with diseases that affect how the brain works. There's a lot of helpful information here:
Behavioral Health - VNS Health
VNS Health has long been a leader in providing safe, culturally sensitive care to LGBTQ+ individuals and people with HIV/AIDS regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
LGBTQ+ Support - VNS Health
Calling all RNs! The future of care begins with you. Join us at this June 8th event. Nursing Careers Interview Event on Wednesday, June 8, 2022 from 4pm – 6pm VNS Health Manhattan Regional Office 220 East 42 Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10017 Pre-registration required.
VNS Health Nursing Careers Interview Event (onsite)
Introducing VNS Health! As VNS Health, we’re putting our mission in our name. By bringing all of our care and services together, we’re making them easy to access and easy to understand. This video explains why we changed our name and what it means for the people we serve.
Introducing VNS Health
Wednesday, March 16, 2022 between 2:30pm and 5:00pm Virtual Interview Event for NPs, RNs, LPNs and Newly licensed RNs
"Caring for others is a big part of what motivates our VNSNY staff, and this motivation is demonstrated in the amazing skill, dedication, and compassion to our patients, members, clients, and their loved ones." -VNSNY President and CEO Dan Savitt
"Caring for others is a big part of what motivates our VNSNY staff, and this motivation is demonstrated in the amazing skill, dedication, and compassion to our patients, members, clients, and their loved ones." -VNSNY President and CEO Dan Savitt
“Since its founding as a public health institution, VNSNY has been caring for people most in need. The spirit of public health is very clear in all that we do especially when we talk about communities that have historically felt the brunt of racism. And it’s not just lip service that some companies give around diversity. At VNSNY, leadership is truly engaged in the issue, and there are real objectives around the disparities in care and health equity.” -Keith Patterson, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
“Since its founding as a public health institution, VNSNY has been caring for people most in need. The spirit of public health is very clear in all that we do especially when we talk about communities that have historically felt the brunt of racism. And it’s not just lip service that some companies give around diversity. At VNSNY, leadership is truly engaged in the issue, and there are real objectives around the disparities in care and health equity.” -Keith Patterson, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
From the VNSNY and Henry Street Settlement archives in 1926, the photo shows an unnamed assistant supervisor for the Visiting Nurse Center in Harlem, which had 18 African American nurses and cared for 34,320 people in the neighborhood that year.
From the VNSNY and Henry Street Settlement archives in 1926, the photo shows an unnamed assistant supervisor for the Visiting Nurse Center in Harlem, which had 18 African American nurses and cared for 34,320 people in the neighborhood that year.