Services include safe shelter, 24-hour crisis line, peer counseling and support, and referrals. Also provides educational information and presentations to the community. Helps Douglas County residents whose needs are not covered by private or governmental programs and who have limited financial means gain access to needed health care services. HCA works with a network of more than 149 volunteer health professionals and collaborating agencies. Services available include nursing, therapy, aide care, and social work.
Volunteers provide respite to family members and support to the patient.
Bereavement support is provided to family members following the death of a loved one. Attendant care and homemaker services are provided to the elderly living alone to allow them to stay in their own homes. HCBS services are also offered. VNA provides CareLink, an emergency response system. The volunteers spend three to four hours a week for a minimum of one year with a Little Brother or Little Sister.