We have clinical experts ready to meet all of your care needs.
Behavioral Health,
Pediatric Care,
Lactation Consults,
Diabetes Education
and so much more.
At your home.
- Skilled Nursing (SN)
- Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNA)
- Medical Social Workers (MSW)
- Volunteers
- Rehabilitative Therapies
- Physical Therapy (PT)
- Occupational Therapy (OT)
- Speech Therapy (ST)
- Certified Wound & Ostomy Care
- Certified Psychiatric Nurse
- Specialized Behavioral Health Team
- Certified Intravenous Therapy
- Certified Chronic Care Management
- Certified LSVT (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment)
- Maternal Wellness Pre/Post Newborn Care
- Pediatric Care
- Telehealth
- Advance Directives
- Palliative Care Consultation
- Fall Prevention/Balance Therapies
- Our sophisticated Telehealth program attributed to a significant decrease in hospital readmission rates for patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and Congestive Heart Failure (CHF). Our Telehealth Clinical Coordinator has been awarded the 2017, 2018 and 2019 Telehealth Honors®, presented by Health Recovery Solutions, for providing exceptional patient care in the home using modern telehealth technology.
- Our clinicians are trained in a myriad of disease management best practices, including Chronic Care Management.
- Our Kiddie Cornerstone Fund provides small gifts and support to young patients and their families.
- “A Matter of Balance” is a proven program designed to help people manage concerns about falls and increase physical activity. 8-week balance classes are offered throughout the year and facilitated by trained volunteer balance coaches. View our calendar for upcoming dates or visit our volunteer page to learn about becoming a volunteer balance coach.
Those who qualify meet the following criteria:
- A doctor confirms in writing that the individual was examined within 30 days and that they need skilled nursing care. The doctor can be a hospitalist or community-based doctor.
- The individual is homebound, which means they have an illness/injury that restricts their ability to leave their residence without the aid of supportive devices or special transportation. They may also be considered homebound if they require the assistance of another person to travel or if leaving home would cause their illness/injury to worsen.
- The individual needs only short-term or part-time skilled services.
- Home Care Team
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- Skilled Nursing (SN)
- Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNA)
- Medical Social Workers (MSW)
- Volunteers
- Rehabilitative Therapies
- Physical Therapy (PT)
- Occupational Therapy (OT)
- Speech Therapy (ST)
- Specialized Care and Support
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- Certified Wound & Ostomy Care
- Certified Psychiatric Nurse
- Specialized Behavioral Health Team
- Certified Intravenous Therapy
- Certified Chronic Care Management
- Certified LSVT (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment)
- Maternal Wellness Pre/Post Newborn Care
- Pediatric Care
- Telehealth
- Advance Directives
- Palliative Care Consultation
- Fall Prevention/Balance Therapies
- Highlights
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- Our sophisticated Telehealth program attributed to a significant decrease in hospital readmission rates for patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and Congestive Heart Failure (CHF). Our Telehealth Clinical Coordinator has been awarded the 2017, 2018 and 2019 Telehealth Honors®, presented by Health Recovery Solutions, for providing exceptional patient care in the home using modern telehealth technology.
- Our clinicians are trained in a myriad of disease management best practices, including Chronic Care Management.
- Our Kiddie Cornerstone Fund provides small gifts and support to young patients and their families.
- “A Matter of Balance” is a proven program designed to help people manage concerns about falls and increase physical activity. 8-week balance classes are offered throughout the year and facilitated by trained volunteer balance coaches. View our calendar for upcoming dates or visit our volunteer page to learn about becoming a volunteer balance coach.
- Eligibility
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Those who qualify meet the following criteria:
- A doctor confirms in writing that the individual was examined within 30 days and that they need skilled nursing care. The doctor can be a hospitalist or community-based doctor.
- The individual is homebound, which means they have an illness/injury that restricts their ability to leave their residence without the aid of supportive devices or special transportation. They may also be considered homebound if they require the assistance of another person to travel or if leaving home would cause their illness/injury to worsen.
- The individual needs only short-term or part-time skilled services.
Have Questions? We Have Answers.
Medicare, Medicaid, government plans, or private insurance most often pays for skilled home care services. However, commercial plans may have a deductible or co-pay that you would be responsible to pay for out-of-pocket. Sometimes, insurance benefits can be complicated, but our experienced staff can help you work through this process and answer your questions. We welcome you to contact us if you need further assistance.
In order to qualify for home care, you must meet the following criteria.
- You have to be under the care of a physician while you are on home care services.
- You require the skills for a nurse or therapist in the home.
- Most insurances require you to be homebound. This means:
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- It is taxing and hard for you to get out on a routine basis.
- You need the assistance of a person, device, or special transportation.
- You leave the home infrequently for things other than for medical reasons.
Telehealth is a remote monitoring system that uses a lightweight tablet to provide patients with education, support, and self-care activities. The telehealth unit also collects and records vital signs (with the support of Bluetooth devices) and provides real-time videoconferencing with a nurse, all from the comfort of your home. There is no cost for this service. To see if Telehealth is right for you or your loved one, Cornerstone VNA will conduct a patient assessment, particularly with those who have a high risk diagnoses such as Congestive Heart Failure, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Diabetes or those who are at high risk of returning to the hospital. A nurse at Cornerstone VNA will check in on you daily and help provide services to help keep you home and out of the hospital.
Your hospital, rehabilitation facility, or physician’s office will order the services that you need. When a Registered Nurse or Physical Therapist from Cornerstone VNA visits you for the first time, he/she will review what services have been ordered for you and what other services you may need. Services may include Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation Therapy, Medical Social Work, and/or Home Health Aide services. Qualifications can depend on many things, so be sure to contact us to talk to our clinical experts for additional information.
At Cornerstone VNA, we have nurses who are highly skilled and trained in wounds, ostomy, behavioral health, diabetes, infusion therapy, and Palliative Care. These services are available as part of the plan of care developed by you, your physician and Cornerstone VNA.
We Love What We Do and It Shows
Cornerstone VNA has received many local and national accolades in recognition of positively impacting the lives of families through their compassionate, high-quality care.
Cornerstone VNA is a lifeline for our daughter. As parents of a daughter with Cystic Fibrosis, the services Cornerstone VNA provides give us peace of mind.
Thanks to telehealth at Cornerstone VNA, I have a better outlook on life and I am more satisfied with ‘what I can do’ rather than ‘what I can’t do’. Being a chronic patient I am very grateful for this service.
I have always regarded Cornerstone VNA as the best in the area – it’s nice to know I was right.