Carry Goodness and Hope into 2021

January 5, 2021 | Blog Post

By Theresa Pichelmeyer, EdD, RN, President & CEO of Valley VNA Senior Care Because our team at Valley VNA works on behalf of seniors and their families, we have been…

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Compassion and Love for those with Alzheimer’s Disease

November 10, 2020 | Blog Post

By Theresa Pichelmeyer, EdD, RN, President & CEO of Valley VNA Senior Care Many people experience the stigma and fear of a dementia diagnosis, either for themselves or a loved…

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Julie Fries, RN

October 6, 2020 | Valley VNA Voice

Julie Fries, RN Client Care Coordinator, In-Home Care I was born in Norway, Michigan, and later graduated from Little Chute High School. I always loved art and began working right…

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Assisted Living is a Safe, Nurturing Environment

September 16, 2020 | Blog Post

It’s a Good Choice in Difficult Times By Angela Franz, Administrator, Independent & Assisted Living at Valley VNA Senior Care This is Assisted Living Week in the U.S., a time…

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New Ideas, Games, Schedules, Staff, and Bus Tours

July 14, 2020 | Blog Post

Valley VNA Life Enrichment Ramps Up in the Time of COVID-19 By Joelin Mueller, Life Enrichment Team Lead at Valley VNA Senior Care As soon as COVID-19 became a reality,…

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Erin Kaskavitch, RN, Nurse Consultant

March 4, 2020 | Valley VNA Voice

I was born in Florida and my family lived in Pensacola until I was 10 years old because my mom was brought up in a Navy family. Then we moved…

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Meet Jordan M.

February 12, 2020 | Valley VNA Voice

I worked at Valley VNA for more than five years while I was a student at Winneconne High School and in nursing school at Marian University. Once I earned my…

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January 2020: Time for a Valley VNA Vocabulary Review

January 12, 2020 | Blog Post

By Theresa Pichelmeyer, President & CEO, Valley VNA Valley VNA Senior Care is an independent non-profit organization that was established by caring, activist Neenah citizens way back in 1908. As…

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Your Community Can Cure You

December 17, 2019 | Blog Post

The Positive Effects of Resolving Loneliness for Seniors Over the past decade there has been a 10 percent increase in people living alone, and 28 percent of older adults now…

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How Can Modern Media Make Grandma’s Holiday Happy?

November 27, 2019 | Blog Post

Design a Gift Experience that Crosses Generations   As people age, they tend to realize all the stuff they have. Stacked in the cupboards, stashed in the attic, or shoved in…

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