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Hospice Care
Learn more about our Hospice Care program for terminally ill patients.
Meals on Wheels
Our home-delivered meal program helps combat food insecurity.
VNA Pediatric Hospice Care
VNA’s Children’s Haven Pediatric Program is committed to providing excellent care to pediatric patients
Supportive Palliative Care
Flexible, customized care.
For Current Patients & Caregivers
Resources and what to expect for current hospice patients, families and caregivers.
Caregiver Resources
Helpful resources for caregivers
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For Providers
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Providers: Hospice Care
Learn more about how we provide personalized, home-based hospice care.
Providers: Meals On Wheels
Learn about how we provide nutritious meals and human connections.
Providers: Supportive Palliative Care
Insights & Resources
Resources and information about the care continuum for seniors.
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Join the Mission
There are many ways to be part of delivering hope – learn more and join us!
Ways to Give
Check out the various meaningful ways you can support our mission.
Volunteer with VNA Hospice Care
We are always seeking caring volunteers who want to bring light to someone’s life.
Volunteer with Meals on Wheels
Join us in addressing food insecurity and hunger one meal and connection at a time.
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GIVE

Ways to Give

Name: The Visiting Nurse Association of Texas
Address: 1420 W. Mockingbird Lane SUITE 700, Dallas, TX, 75247
Telephone: (214) 689-0000
Price range: Free Consultation

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Join Our Caring Society
Other Ways to Give

The VNA Caring Society is a group of committed supporters who give an annual, unrestricted gift of $1,000 or more to support charitable programs of VNA. Please consider joining the VNA Caring Society to help VNA extend compassion, comfort, and the knowledge that someone cares to elderly, infirm, and disabled neighbors.

Caring Society Benefits Include:

Quarterly VNA Today and Caring Society E-newsletter
Invitation to an annual Caring Society appreciation event
Complimentary flu immunization
Invitation to quarterly lunch-and-learn highlighting aging resources
Invitation to tour the Meals on Wheels kitchen

For more information regarding The Caring Society, please contact: Jennifer Atwood Austin, Managing Director of Development and Communications at (214) 689-2265 or email jennifer.austin@vnatexas.org

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(214) 689-0000

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1420 W. Mockingbird Lane
SUITE 700
Dallas, TX 75247

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A list of surrounding Meals on Wheels locations outside of Dallas County are provided below. Additional Meals on Wheels locations may also be found by visiting www.MOWAA.org.

Collin County

972-562-6996

Denton County (Lewisville, The Colony)

940-382-2224

Ellis County (Ennis, Ferris)

972-351-9943

Forney County

972-564-7348

Johnson County

817-558-2840

Kaufman County

972-563-1421

Kaufman County (Terrell)

972-563-7960

Kaufman County (Forney, Crandall)

972-564-7348

Metro Port Area (Grapevine, Roanoke, Keller)

817-491-1141

Navarro County

903-641-0166

Rockwall County

972-771-9514

Smith County (Tyler)

903-593-7385

Tarrant County

817-336-0912

Terrell County

972-563-7960

Tyler County

903-593-7385

Van Zandt County (Canton)

903-593-7385

Wylie County

972-824-0001

Jewish Family Services-Kosher Meals
(Dallas/Denton)

972-437-9950

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care

Our care team is specially trained and certified to care for patients with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Our goal is to ensure our patients have pain control, are comfortable and safe, helping to reduce trips to the emergency room or hospital. Hospice care can also provide a great support to loved ones and caregivers.

Heart Failure Care

VNA manages complex patients with multiple contributing conditions such as renal failure, pulmonary disease, etc. Our symptom management experts help patients with symptoms often found in end-stage heart disease such as chest pain, shortness of breath, edema (swelling), and blood pressure concerns. Our experienced RNs can also manage supportive intravenous cardiac medications, as well as infusion lines and complex oxygen needs.

Cancer Care

Your VNA care team is trained to provide the care and education needed for patients and families facing difficult treatment decisions. In coordination with your physician and our hospice physicians, our team will address any treatment-related symptoms, as well as complications that may arise from stopping treatment. To ensure symptoms are treated quickly, your team will work with specialized pharmacists to have the necessary medications delivered right to your home.

Music Therapy

Music has been determined to be a highly effective therapeutic tool for healing and wellness. It can help remind patients of cherished memories, alleviate pain, promote relaxation and enhance one’s quality of life. Each music therapy session is individualized to fit the patient’s requirements. Depending on the needs and abilities of the patient, the therapy may involve composing a new song, singing old favorites or even improvising new music with an instrument.

Music is used as a tool to facilitate wellness in a target area such as mental, physical, spiritual, emotional or cognitive functioning.

Pet Therapy

Pets have a unique way of providing companionship and unconditional love for people. They can help reduce anxiety, stress, depression and loneliness that can come with facing a terminal illness. When appropriate, pet therapy also promotes active movement to help improve overall range of motion and strength of our patients. Pet therapists and the animals we work with are all specially trained and certified to provide safe companionship as part of a care plan.

Meals on Wheels

VNA Meals on Wheels provides hot, nutritious, freshly prepared meals on weekdays to Dallas County residents who cannot provide for themselves due to illness, advanced age or disability. These meals contribute to the overall health and well-being of participating seniors, including those with chronic illnesses that are affected by diet, such as diabetes and heart disease, and frail seniors who are homebound.

Palliative Care

Palliative care is patient and family-centered care with a goal of optimizing quality of life by anticipating, preventing and treating suffering. Palliative care involves addressing physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual needs and to facilitate patient autonomy, access to information and choice. Patients may continue to receive curative treatment while using this program.

Bereavement

Bereavement is the process of coping with grief and loss. Feelings of grief and loss can happen at any time during the course of facing an illness. Dealing with personal grief is unique to each person. Having experienced, trained professionals to help you navigate change and loss can help establish a foundation of healthy grieving. Our bereavement team may visit you in person, reach out to you over the phone, or host group events and activities.

SafeHaven for Children & Teens

VNA SafeHaven is a free grief support program in Denton offering emotional support to families with children and teens who have experienced loss through the death of someone significant in their lives. VNA SafeHaven is open to any child ages 5 to 18 and their family who have experienced the death of a loved one. Adult professionals and highly trained, caring volunteers lead small groups of children of similar age in age-appropriate activities and discussions on grief and coping skills.