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March 29, 2024

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Latest Home Care News

EVP David Rosales Joins News12 to Speak to Exciting Growth in Home Care Careers

January 19, 2024

Newsday Features VNS Health NFP RN Adelmis Grano de Orono Making a Positive Impact With Families

December 28, 2023

Jennifer Brullo, SVP Patient Care Services Shares Inspiring Stories of Nurses Serving Their Communities

December 7, 2023

Home Health Care News Dives into Study from Columbia Nursing and VNS Health on Verbal Communication During In-Home Visits

November 29, 2023

VNS Health and Columbia Nursing Study Featured in Daily Nurse

November 28, 2023

NursingColleges.com Features Expertise from Clinical Director Monica Cayemitte on the Importance of Compassion in Nursing

November 1, 2023

Elsa Lam Shares What It Takes to Be a Home Care Nurse in New Healthcare Tech Outlook Story

October 31, 2023

Take Our Quiz in Honor of Physical Therapy Month!

October 31, 2023–As National Physical Therapy Month draws to a close, Frontline would like to take this moment to salute all of our physical therapists and physical therapy assistants. How much do you know about this important profession? Take our quiz and find out!

Congrats to Marc Goldberg, VNS Health’s 2023 Physical Therapist of the Year!

October 26, 2023–With a bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology and a master’s in physical therapy, Marc Goldberg, PT, Westchester, has always known what he wanted to do. Passionate about rehabilitation therapy for his entire career, he started out working with cardiac patients at NYU Langone’s Rusk Rehabilitation for a decade before joining VNS Health in 2012. And now, Marc has been named VNS Health’s Physical Therapist of the Year! “I treat all my patients as if they were family members,” Marc says. “I have a lot of compassion for what they are going through. I really listen to them, and then I try to provide the level of skill that’s needed for them to achieve their unique goals.” Marc is a true embodiment of the VNS Health mission. He sees patients in towns across lower Westchester County who run the gamut from joint-replacement patients to individuals with diabetic or cardiac conditions—and beyond.