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Read our newsletters for donors and friends of the Aurora VNA |
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Learn about our newly expanded Baskets of Hope program |
Philanthropist Sarah Boyd founded the Visiting Nurse Association of Milwaukee in 1907. The organization grew quickly, and she recruited other generous individuals from the community to support the VNA's charitable mission of caring for individuals who could not afford to pay for services themselves.
In those first years, VNA nurses saw about 2,000 patients a year. In 1988, the VNA affiliated with Aurora Health Care to reach communities outside of Milwaukee. Today, as the Aurora VNA of Wisconsin, our nurses and therapists see more than 2,000 patients daily and the Mobile Meals program delivers more than 450,000 meals annually.”
Services provided by the Aurora VNA
include:
- Nursing - pediatrics, behavioral health, cardiac, oncology, geriatrics, medical/surgical and IV therapy
- Therapies - respiratory, physical, occupational and speech
- Social workers
- Home health aides
- Home medical equipment
- End-of-life care - complete physical, emotional, spiritual and respite care provided in-home or at our residential facilities
- Mobile Meals
- Aurora Adult Day Services
While the Aurora VNA has grown significantly since those early years, the mission is still to provide health care solutions that enable individuals to remain independent and in their homes. Learn more about the Aurora VNA.
Make an online donation to Aurora VNA of Wisconsin
For additional information please contact:
Cory King
Director of Philanthropy
Aurora Family Service and Aurora Visiting Nurse Association
(414) 345-4954
cory.king@aurora.org
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