781.643.6090 call for a free consultation HOME SERVICES ABOUT US REFERRALS DONATE NEWS CAREERS CONTACT US News Keeping our clients safe What Visiting Nurse & Community Care is doing during COVID-19: All caregiver staff is provided with the following training: Infection prevention and control practices and updates regarding COVID-19 related to client care Standard precautions for all client care and transition-based precautions for patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 Washing of hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, or use of an alcohol-based hand sanitizer (at least 60% alcohol), which should occur at a minimum: On arrival at a client’s home Before and after client contact Before and after handling food After contact with the client’s immediate environment After contact with blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious material or contaminated surfaces When soiled Before and after putting on and taking off PPE, including, but not limited to, gloves and masks How to put on, take off, and dispose of PPE Caregiver Personnel Self-Screening and Client Assessment Before Visit: All caregivers call in daily, reporting to their manager regarding the following: Share! Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Share Tags American Heart Month Benefits Of Home Health Care Services Benefits of Walking bereavement Caregiver in Cambridge MA Chamber of Commerce Client Testimonials Company News Covid-19 COVID Vaccine Dental Care Elderly Care in Cambridge MA Go Red for Women Grant Recipient Grants Gratitude grief counseling

781.643.6090 call for a free consultation HOME SERVICES ABOUT US REFERRALS DONATE NEWS CAREERS CONTACT US NEWS VIDEOS Home Care: A Season of Giving… Home Care: This month we celebrate our Homecare & Hospice Heroes. November is an appropriate month to celebrate our heroes as the holiday season is a time for giving thanks. Read more Home Health Care: Senior Citizens Can Manage Arthritis – Here is How Home Health Care: Arthritis is a difficult condition for seniors. If your elderly loved one has arthritis, is important to talk to them about it right away. Read more Home Health Care: Learn How Home Health Care Eases Stress and Uncertainty Home Health Care: Cancer, heart disease, and stroke are three of the nation’s leading critical illnesses. Heart disease is the most common. Share! Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Share Tags American Heart Month Benefits Of Home Health Care Services Benefits of Walking bereavement Caregiver in Cambridge MA Chamber of Commerce Client Testimonials Company News Covid-19 COVID Vaccine Dental Care Elderly Care in Cambridge MA Go Red for Women Grant Recipient Grants Gratitude grief counseling Home Care Important COVID-19 Information Things you need to know: Baker-Polito Administration to Lift COVID Restrictions What VNCC is doing to protect clients Covid Patient Caregiver Instructions Family Questions Resource Guide More Covid Info… ×