​Did you know that Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey (VNA)is the longest-serving VNA in the state of New Jersey? So we know a thing or two about healthy aging and how to successfully “age in place” while avoiding hospitalization and nursing homes. We suggest that you learn more about our home health care services and make a plan to age at home before you have a health emergency.

​Medicare and supplemental insurance often do not cover all the care our patients and caregivers need. If you would like to help, please visit vnannj.org/donate or call the VNA Foundation at 973-451-4148.

​At Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey (VNANNJ), we’re more than the nurse who goes house to house. We’re more than traveling therapists, dieticians, and social workers. We’re more than home health aides. We’re a team.

VNA’s collaborative approach provides comprehensive home health care and hospice services with compassion, knowledge, and tenderness. But our work doesn’t stop with the patient. Our team also provides relief and comfort for caregivers and families who are often overwhelmed.

For over 125 years, people like you have believed in VNANNJ’s mission and have helped others receive the home health care they need to remain independent with the addition of a bit of support. Every dollar helps.

We need you to be part of the support system helping patients like Tom to get back on their feet and thrive. Together, we can ensure these vital services are available to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay.

​Medicare and supplemental insurance often do not cover all the care our patients and caregivers need. If you would like to help, please visit vnannj.org/donate or call the VNA Foundation at 973-451-4148.

​Did you know that Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey (VNA) is the longest-serving VNA in the state of New Jersey? So we know a thing or two about healthy aging and how to successfully “age in place” while avoiding hospitalization and nursing homes. We suggest that you learn more about our home health care services and make a plan to age at home before you have a health emergency.

​While every dad is unique, most dads will long remember a heartfelt letter, voice note, or video message of appreciation. This is an excellent gift for all Dads, from new ones to Grandpas. Here’s why:

Meaningful Memories: Long after a product has worn out or been given away, this message will continue to inspire and remind him of the special bond he shares with his children.

Personal Touch: These forms of appreciation are highly personalized, making them stand out compared to purchased gifts.

Recognition and Validation: A letter, voice note, or video can articulate specific moments and qualities you admire, providing a sense of recognition and validation.

Emotional Connection: Not everyone has a storybook father-child relationship. Consider that an honest and heartfelt message about what is appreciated versus faults and past hurts may help heal wounds and create a deeper emotional connection.

​We wish you all a Happy Father’s Day!

​More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, and millions more are caring for someone they love with the disease. This June, Visiting Nurse Association of Northern New Jersey stands with families facing the daily challenges of memory loss and cognitive decline.

As part of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, we’re raising awareness about the importance of early diagnosis, brain health, and compassionate in-home care for those affected.

Whether it’s skilled nursing, home health aides, or caregiver support, our team provides the personalized care and guidance families need to navigate Alzheimer’s and related conditions.

​Learn more about Alzheimer’s here: The Alzheimer's Association.