If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you might benefit from the services of a VNA Nurse. * Are you recovering from surgery due to a serious illness or injury? * Are you recovering from a stroke or heart attack? * Have you just been diagnosed with a major health problem? * Are you taking many medications and want to know when to take them, how to take them, and why to take them? * Are you having difficulty with your pregnancy? * Are you a new mother and frustrated about caring for your crying infant? * Do you need IV therapy at home? * Are you undergoing treatment that has serious side effects? * Do you have a wound that is difficult to heal? * Do you have an ostomy that is difficult for you to manage? * Have you just been diagnosed with diabetes or are you having problems managing your diabetes?

If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you might benefit from the services of a VNA Home Health Aide or Homemaker. * Are you having difficulty keeping yourself and your surroundings clean? * Do you need help to get in and out of the bathtub or shower? * Do you need help to get dressed? * Do you have difficulty moving from your bed to a chair? * Are you unable to prepare a light meal for yourself or launder your personal items? * Do you need help with grocery shopping?

If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you might benefit from the services of a VNA Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist. * Are you having problems getting in/out of a bed or chair? * Do you occasionally lose your balance? * Do you feel weak and don't have enough strength to manage during the day? * Are you having problems dressing or bathing yourself? * Are you having problems making a light meal or working in the kitchen because you are short of breath or very weak? * Do you need help in getting up and down the stairs? * Do you need someone to show you how to use assistive devices (cane, walker, bath chair, etc.) that will help you be safe in your bathroom, bedroom, kitchen?