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Hats off to Charlotte Leavitt, one of the senior volunteers winning the 2019 Joseph D. Vaughan Award, given each year by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Governor Chris Sununu, the state Committee on Aging, and EngAGING NH.  Awards are...

Just imagine you bring your 4 year old to the pediatrician because his color is poor, his appetite is off and he is more tired than you think he should be. The diagnoses comes back and your worst fears are realized – your son has leukemia. This is a true story....

Sue Speers, 88, had experienced joint replacement surgery before. But this time, she knew she was going home alone. Both she and her family were nervous and Sue recognized that she would need to rely on her home health providers. There were six in all – nurses, home...

Our work is amazing because YOU are amazing. Laura was 98 when we met her in January of 2017, and turned 99 soon after. With an expectation that she had only six months left to live, she entered our Hospice Program. She was having a hard time at that point, on oxygen...

Central NH VNA & Hospice Team, Thank you Nancy, Dr. Crosby, and team for supporting us and getting mom home and comfortable during her last days with us. We are heartbroken to have lost her but so grateful that she was never afraid and that we were able to help...

When Ginny first came to us, chronic illness was winning the day.  She was having a terrible time managing her diabetes, and combined with heart disease, she was finding it hard to walk.  Her legs were so filled with fluid that they were actually leaking water. She...

Armand Maheux believed so strongly in hospice that he asked his care staff several times to give a testimonial. And we are so glad he did.  What follows is a synopsis of a long visit with Armand and Central VNA’s Director of Development. Armand is a charming man. With...