VNAs of Vermont

06/19/2025

Following the end of the 2025 legislative session, we are releasing our final report on budgetary and policy developments affecting home health and hospice care!

Read our full final report on our website.

Following the end of the 2025 legislative session, we are releasing our final report on budgetary and policy developments affecting home health and hospice care.

05/19/2025

May is Older Americans Month – an opportunity to reflect on the contribution of older Americans, highlight demographic trends, and inspire important conversations on aging.

The member home health and hospice agencies of VNAs of Vermont provide a wide range of quality, compassionate care to Vermonters across the age spectrum in the place where the majority of people want to be cared for as they age; at home.

More information on our member agencies, including the services they offer to our Vermont communities, can be found at www.vnavt.org.

05/19/2025

Please join us on Sunday for a Service of Remembrance & Hope.

05/06/2025

National Nurses Week 2025 begins tomorrow, and CVHHH is celebrating our amazing nursing staff all week long with fun activities for the whole team. Please join us in honoring the nurses in your life.

05/06/2025

The Woot-Woot Cart is making the rounds today to kick off National Nurses Week at CVHHH! Here's the cart in action with Danny, Jon, Ted, Sebastian, Kim, and Michael.

National Nurses Week is an annual recognition that runs until May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Nurses are healthcare’s leading lights – advocates, educators, and care providers who advance the health and well-being of our communities with their exceptional skill and compassion. We're excited to celebrate them this week!

05/06/2025

Last Friday, May 2nd, LHH&H staff joined our neighbors, Copley Hospital and Lamoille Health Partners, to Green Up Washington Highway. Many hands make light work. Thanks to all who participated.

05/06/2025

Celebrating and honoring our nurses this Nurse’s Week….we are fortunate to have the best!
Happy Nurse’s Week to our nurses ~Avril, Beverly, Sharon, Shari, Amber, Aimee, Jennifer, Lori, Sue, Sarah, Carolyne, Campbell, Ginny, Tricia, and Jodie.
We and our patients are so thankful for all of you!

05/06/2025

It’s Nurses Week! The nurses working for VNAs of Vermont member home health and hospice agencies provide high quality, compassionate care to Vermonters all across the state, who count on the care they receive to heal and age at home.

Please join us in thanking and recognizing the important contributions home health and hospice nurses make caring for our communities this week!

03/04/2025

Happy Town Meeting Day, Vermont!

Around the state voters will be considering town funding requests to support access to high-quality home health care, hospice, long-term care, and family-child health care through their local, designated home health and hospice agency.

Our Vermont family members, neighbors and friends depend on access to quality care at home.

We encourage you to participate in your local democracy by voting on Town Meeting!

Town Meeting Day is one of Vermont's most cherished traditions. Check back for updates, results, photos and more from town and school voting across the state.

03/04/2025

What does our Maternal Child Health program do?

Our program provides nursing care for high-risk pregnancies, postpartum complications, children with medical needs, pediatric palliative care and more all in the comfort of your own home.

In coordination with Strong Families Vermont, we also provide free nurse visits during pregnancy and up to a child’s second birthday.

02/25/2025

📅 Save the Date! Join us for the 2025 New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show from April 15–17 at the Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland, Maine. Network with industry leaders, attend insightful sessions and discover the latest innovations in home care and hospice. 🌟

🎟️ Registration is open! Secure your spot and book your hotel quickly. Spaces are limited, so act fast!

Register now at www.nehcc.com.

12/30/2024

President Carter was truly a lifelong public servant. By making his choice of hospice care public he brought new attention to an important national conversation around the benefits hospice care can have for people, their loved ones, and their caregivers.

Thank you for your courage, President Carter.

We mourn the loss of of Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States and Founder of The Carter Center, and express our deep gratitude for his courageous decision to make his choice of hospice care public.

President Carter continued his devotion to a life of service until the very end. He showed Americans how to embrace a stage of life that many don’t want to think or talk about. He helped the nation understand how hospice helps patients live full lives at the end of life.

Join us in thanking President Carter for lighting the way for all of us by using the hashtag. Members can also download the image we've used below to share on their own pages and help spread the word. Download here: https://allianceforcareathome.org/candles-for-carter/.