VNS Health Safety: What Should You Do?
VNS Health Safety: What Should You Do?
A Knife Is Lying on the Subway Floor. What Should You Do?
February 25, 2025–VNS Health is committed to keeping its team members safe, particularly those who work in the field. In fact, VNS Health has an individual on staff whose primary focus is to keep all team members safe. Lauren Campbell, our Emergency Management and Employee Safety Director, works with departments across the organization as well as outside agencies to implement and maintain policies and procedures designed to keep both team members in the field and those based in the office as safe as possible. What does this mean for you? To help answer that, here below are five true-life situations experienced by VNS Health team members. We’ve included how the team member responded, along with Lauren’s advice on what to do if something similar should ever happen to you. Do you have a safety-related question for Lauren that you’d like to be considered for our next safety article? If yes, click here to
A Man Is Sitting on the Hood of Your Car. What Should You Do?
April 16, 2024–VNS Health is committed to keeping its team members safe, particularly those who work in the field. To that end, VNS Health has an individual on staff whose primary focus is to keep team members safe. Our Emergency Management and Employee Safety Director, Lauren Campbell, works with departments across the organization as well as outside agencies to implement and maintain ways to keep both team members in the field and those based in the office as safe as possible. Here, below are four true-life situations experienced by VNS Health team members. We’ve included how the team member responded, and Lauren’s advice on what to do if something similar should ever happen to you. Do you have a safety-related question for Lauren that you’d like to be considered in our next safety article? If yes, click here to submit. “A man was sitting on the hood of my car.“ “Around 4:30