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VNSNY staff are caring for hundreds of COVID-19 positive patients across New York in their homes, while continuing to help thousands of our vulnerable neighbors suffering from other illnesses and injuries. You can help purchase the PPE needed to keep our staff and patients safe by donating to the VNSNY Coronavirus Response Fund. Donate at https://bit.ly/2S9qeCg
“This pandemic is really a battle. We need to use all of our skills to help the people we are caring for, and to keep ourselves safe. We can’t do it alone—we are all fighting together.” - Tina L., VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care Clinical Specialist in Staten Island
“This pandemic is really a battle. We need to use all of our skills to help the people we are caring for, and to keep ourselves safe. We can’t do it alone—we are all fighting together.” - Tina L., VNSNY Hospice and Palliative Care Clinical Specialist in Staten Island
Thank you to all the home care nurses like Cimarron P. who is in Queens and helping their patients stay healthy and safe in their homes! #VNSNYStrong
Thank you to all the home care nurses like Cimarron P. who is in Queens and helping their patients stay healthy and safe in their homes! #VNSNYStrong
Are you working from home with kids? So are we! VNSNY remote staff members are supporting frontline staff, patients and members while working at home with their kids. Thank you for all you do! #VNSNYStrong
Are you working from home with kids? So are we! VNSNY remote staff members are supporting frontline staff, patients and members while working at home with their kids. Thank you for all you do! #VNSNYStrong
“This week is National Volunteer Week, and I’d like to take this opportunity for VNSNY to give heartfelt thanks to our 515 generous volunteers for their essential contributions to our programs, patients, plan members, and staff. In 2019, the hands-on work by our dedicated VNSNY volunteers donated 40,000 service hours. I want to add a special thank you to the tireless efforts of volunteers--including staff volunteers--who have helped acquire thousands of donations of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for our clinicians and home health aides. The generous response to our call for volunteers to assist in this area--from college seniors to senior citizens--has been overwhelming. “– VNSNY President and CEO Marki Flannery
“This week is National Volunteer Week, and I’d like to take this opportunity for VNSNY to give heartfelt thanks to our 515 generous volunteers for their essential contributions to our programs, patients, plan members, and staff. In 2019, the hands-on work by our dedicated VNSNY volunteers donated 40,000 service hours. I want to add a special thank you to the tireless efforts of volunteers--including staff volunteers--who have helped acquire thousands of donations of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for our clinicians and home health aides. The generous response to our call for volunteers to assist in this area--from college seniors to senior citizens--has been overwhelming. “– VNSNY President and CEO Marki Flannery
VNSNY has been on the front lines of every major health care crisis in New York for over 125 years, and our services will be critical to New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic. As we face this challenge with you, we are committed to: Caring for our patients and staff. VNSNY continues to deliver care to the vulnerable New Yorkers who depend on us, including those with COVID-19, to make sure they safely receive the care they need. Supporting our community. We care for patients in the home and community, which helps alleviate the pressure on New York hospitals and makes desperately-required beds available for the critical patients who need them. Protecting our future. VNSNY’s commitment to caring is matched every day by New Yorkers’ strength and resilience. We know that what we do in the coming months will long be remembered, and we know that this is a marathon, not a sprint. We are in this together, and together, we will stand strong.
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VNSNY nurses give a firsthand look at what it’s like on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis.
On the Front Lines of the COVID-19 Crisis in New York City
Thank you to all our staff who are helping New Yorkers stay healthy at home. #VNSNYStrong #NewYorkStrong
Thank you to all our staff who are helping New Yorkers stay healthy at home. #VNSNYStrong #NewYorkStrong
Thank you to Chinese American Alliance (CAA) Volunteers who donated 750 medical masks, 300 surgical masks, 40 boxes of gloves and 12 bottles of disinfectant spray! And thank you to our Mail Room staff (one of whom is shown in the photo) who continue to work during the crisis!
Thank you to Chinese American Alliance (CAA) Volunteers who donated 750 medical masks, 300 surgical masks, 40 boxes of gloves and 12 bottles of disinfectant spray! And thank you to our Mail Room staff (one of whom is shown in the photo) who continue to work during the crisis!
"I absolutely love working with my patients. The most important part of this job is to really listen to your clients and their families and to keep your eyes open--to focus on what they need, and not on what your concept might have been going in. Because every person is an individual, even the same condition can be different for different patients." -Rena H., VNSNY Occupational Therapist
"I absolutely love working with my patients. The most important part of this job is to really listen to your clients and their families and to keep your eyes open--to focus on what they need, and not on what your concept might have been going in. Because every person is an individual, even the same condition can be different for different patients." -Rena H., VNSNY Occupational Therapist