Home from the Hospital with VNSNY
Many patients don’t understand what home health care is, what benefits it offers, or why it’s been prescribed. VNSNY has developed a short video to answer these questions.
Read MoreThe Visiting Nurse Service of New York is the largest not-for-profit home health care organization in the United States. From newly diagnosed to advanced illness, from acute episodes to complex chronic care, VNSNY coordinates and customizes a complete range of services to meet your needs for superior clinical care in the home and the community.
VNSNY has the unequaled operational scale and clinical expertise you require, the proven outcomes you demand, and the commitment to collaboration you expect.
No community health care organization offers greater breadth and depth of clinical services to help providers meet their patients’ needs across the health care continuum.
VNSNY partners with providers to bring rigorous clinical discipline to the practice of health care at home, co-creating programs that improve quality while reducing avoidable hospitalizations and emergent care.
We provide a variety of convenient options for making referrals, and we are available to offer guidance and answer questions.
With programs including Gaps in Care Management, Chronic Disease Management, and Transitional Care Coordination, VNSNY can help you manage patients across the care continuum. A proprietary risk stratification model identifies high-risk individuals and guides customized interventions to improve quality of care and reduce costs.
A new VNSNY program uses advanced protocols to help COPD hospice patients manage their condition at home and avoid hospitalization.
The key to cost-effective home care involves understanding the needs of different patient populations and then tailoring services to meet those needs. In the process, a new paradigm of personalized home care is emerging.
More than 80% of VNSNY staff have received training that enables them to provide respectful, culturally sensitive care to LGBT clients and patients.