A VNA team member will try to call you on the evening before to schedule a visit for the next day. However, sometimes they may not be able to call until the morning of the visit. We are sorry when we cannot offer more notice. We get new patients added [...]
We understand the importance of building trust with your caregiving team. That is why we try our best to schedule the same team of clinicians to visit your home every time. Changes in time of day, day of week, and after-hours may impact our ability to schedule the same nurse [...]
Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurances. Home Healthcare, Hospice & Community Services does not deny anyone the care necessary for their health and safety solely on the basis of ability to pay. If you do not have insurance coverage, you may be eligible [...]
If you or someone you know could use the expert skilled care provided by the VNA, please contact us by calling 603-352-2253 or 800-541-4145 or by emailing us at vna@hcsservices.org. Please do not email protected health information. You can also view our "Make a Referral" page to learn exactly what is [...]
For details about specific programs that HCS can offer, give us a call at 603-352-2253 or join us for Walk-in Wednesdays!
Clients whose behavior poses a risk to self or others Clients who are actively using drugs/alcohol and are not engaged in substance abuse treatment Clients who are actively suicidal
When making a referral, please note that the client must be homebound or psychiatrically homebound. If a client is unable to consistently and independently access psychiatric follow-up, they may be considered homebound. The following behaviors and conditions demonstrate that the patient may be psychiatrically homebound: Impaired reality Disoriented Confused Impaired [...]
The Behavioral Health Home Care program assists patients and families who are broken and wounded by mental illness to move toward wholeness. The Behavioral Health Care program is a holistic approach to care, using standardized assessment tools that allow for a collaborative approach between you, your physician, and Home Healthcare, [...]
Master Level Social Workers experienced in Palliative Care Nurses, Rehab Therapists, and LNAs working with a Palliative Care approach
When faced with a new or ongoing chronic progressive illness such as cancer, heart, lung or kidney disease. When struggling with treatments and their side effects. If you or a loved one are simply having trouble understanding your condition and options, and are uncertain about the path ahead.