Did you know that VNA Health Care is also the original town VNAs of Cheshire, Glastonbury, Hartford, Waterbury, and Windsor Locks?
Established in 1901, VNA Health Care provides home health care, hospice and independent living services to more than 60 towns throughout Greater Hartford and Waterbury communities.
Below is a sample of the notes of gratitude VNA Health Care receives on a regular basis:
"I would like to thank everyone at VNA Health Care who helped me recover from my illness. I can’t thank Maggie enough. By the time she left after her first visit, I felt very comfortable about the help I would be receiving. Maggie is a wonderful nurse! Lilly also came and was a great help to me. Thank you, again, for all of your help."
"I can not adequately express our thanks to VNA and especially my aides, etc. for all the help, comfort and care I have received from each and every one. It is useless for me to check off every excellent square (in the evaluation form) because it’s just a mark. My feelings and gratitude go on and on. Again, I say thank you to all nurses, aides, and homemakers."
"I have just returned from a holiday trip to Connecticut where I visited with my son and daughter – and grandchildren – now living in the Windsor area. This trip would have been impossible, or at least difficult, without the help of the VNA."
"There are extremely talented and dedicated people working for VNA, and I can truly say that I could never survive without you all!"
"Your people, Mary and Heather, et al, came to my motel twice per day to care for me and I want it known none of them could be nicer! They were always cheerful, efficient and caring (above all, seemed to actually want to make things pleasant)."
"Recently I have been under nursing care with the Cheshire VNA. I feel compelled to write a letter concerning my nurse, Elba, RN. I am 78 years old and in all my life, I have never been under the care of such a loving, caring, compassionate and extremely competent nurse."
"I am very glad to have this opportunity to say thank you to your organization. Hospitals and doctors are wonderful, but when you come home it is the visiting nurses who make a difference in your life and in your healing. They all did a professional job, but more than anything, they encouraged me, and made everything seem possible."
