If you have had a recent medical procedure, illness, or injury, are living with a new or chronic condition, or need support navigating the complex healthcare system, TCNA can help you reach your recovery goals with skilled nursing services including:

 

• Monitoring symptoms and working together with your providers

• Helping you understand your medications and/or health condition

• Safety assessment of your home and loaning of equipment to support your independence

• Wound care after surgery

• Removal of stitches or staples

• Dressing changes

• Blood draws for lab work ordered by your physician

• Therapeutic injections

• Referrals to other healthcare providers 

• Emotional support during life transitions

• Caregiver coaching

 

Skilled nurses work in partnership with the other members of your medical team and collaborate with you to create a plan of care based on your goals. 

 

How is TCNA different from other Visiting Nurse Agencies? 

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• TCNA does not bill for services

• Individuals receiving skilled nursing services from TCNA are not required to be homebound

• TCNA can provide longer term services. In fact, TCNA often sees individuals after they are discharged from other VNA’s but still need skilled nursing services, (like medication management), to remain independent at home. We work in partnership with local VNA's who frequently refer to us to fill this critical gap once Medicare covered services have ended. 

• TCNA does not provide Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy 

• TCNA does not provide Home Health Aides