Home health services Skilled nursing, home health aides, rehab therapy, IV services and more
	End of life care Hospice options and more
	Lifeline Emergency help at the push of a button
	MD.2 A solution to managing medication
	Medical equipment and supplies What you need to live safely and comfortably at home
	Mobile Meals Hot meals delivered to the home for those unable to cook for themselves
	Aurora Adult Day Centers Wisconsin's oldest adult day services organization
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Aurora Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) of Wisconsin

For more than 100 years, the Aurora Visiting Nurse Association of Wisconsin has been providing home care with compassion, professionalism and clinical excellence. Founded in Milwaukee, the Aurora VNA now serves people of all ages throughout eastern Wisconsin.

Our mission

The Aurora VNA provides health care solutions that enable people to remain independent within their communities.

• Learn about the Sarah Boyd Society and charitable giving
• Read our newsletters for donors and friends of the Aurora VNA

Aurora VNA services

The Aurora VNA is the most comprehensive source of home care services in eastern Wisconsin.  Services include:

• Health care at home
• Hospice care
• Palliative care
• Lifeline®
• In-Home Health Monitoring
• MD.2 Personal Medication System
• Home medical equipment & supplies
• Mobile Meals
• Aurora Adult Day Centers
• Shoo The Flu & Pneumonia Too! (flu shot)

We invite you to use the links on your left to explore how the Aurora VNA can help you and your community. [ Find Aurora VNA offices ]

For information about any of these services, send a message, or call 414-327-2295 in the Milwaukee area, or toll-free at 800-862-2201.

Who receives Aurora VNA services

The Aurora VNA provides an in-home assessment to establish a plan of care for people who:

• Have been hospitalized
• Have had surgery
• Have serious or multiple health problems
• Suffer from a chronic disease
• Are disabled, living alone or with a caregiver
• Need assistance to remain at home – regardless of age, from newborn to elderly

How is Aurora VNA care paid for?

• Private insurance
• Medicare
• Medicaid
• Self-payment (a sliding fee scale is available if needed)

In 2006, the Aurora VNA...

• had an average daily census of 2,127 patients
• supplied 2,589 Lifeline® units
• made 266,435 home visits
• had 74,984 hospice benefit days
• delivered 466,017 mobile meals
• served 185 Adult Day Center clients
• gave 92,537 flu shots
• managed 799 in-home health monitoring patients

Accreditations

• Joint Commission of Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
• Medicare and Medicaid Licenses
• Charter Member of VNAs of America
• Member of Wisconsin Homecare Organization
• Hospice Organization and Palliative Experts of Wisconsin
• National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
• National Association for Homecare

The Aurora VNA is a United Way supported agency. To learn more about the United Way, click here.

• Read a partnership story about the Aurora VNA
• Learn more about the history of the Aurora VNA

Individuals with concerns about patient care and safety are encouraged to contact Aurora VNA management at 800-862-2201. The public, and individuals with concerns that have not been addressed by the agency may contact the Joint Commission's Office of Quality Monitoring to report a safety or other concern regarding a Joint Commission-accredited health care organization by calling 800-994-6610 or emailing complaint@jcaho.org.