Visiting Nurse Program

Home is a sanctuary. It is where you can retreat into privacy and comfort - surrounded by all that is familiar - for your rehabilitation and recovery.

After illness, injury, surgery, or childbirth, Connecticut Valley Home Care Visiting Nurses offer support, assistance, and attention for your medical, personal, and physical needs for individuals of any age. Tailored For Your Many Needs

For each person or family, we develop an individualized care plan. Whether your needs are minor or major, acute or chronic, short or long-term, Connecticut Valley Home Care can provide precisely the supports and services you need.

• Skilled nursing care
• IV therapy
• Home health aides
• Medical social workers
• Private duty programs
• Homemakers and companions
• Personal care service providers
• Maternal Child Health
• Psychiatric nursing
• Hospice care
• Community Care: Foot Care Clinics, Health Screenings, Immunization Clinics
• Alzheimer's Support Group

Much More Than Nursing Care Home care is more than nursing care. We can arrange for companions, homemakers, and even transportation for trips to the hospital or doctor's office. Our philosophy is simple; we want to fulfill your daily needs so you can heal rapidly and effectively in the privacy and comfort of your own home. We can coordinate rehabilitative services-occupational, physical and speech therapy-as well as homemaking services-cleaning, cooking, and errands.

Education can be a major component of home care. Our nursing staff can show you and your family members the best and easiest ways to care for your medical and personal needs as well as how to operate medical equipment. We also teach new parents to care for children's multiple needs.

Insurance Coverage Questions

Medicare and most insurance plans cover the cost of home care. Your individual insurance plan may have deductibles, co-pays, or limits. A representative of Connecticut Valley Home Care will help you understand the specifics of your insurance coverage before enrolling in the program. Call (603) 543-6800 for more information.