News
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June 8, 2021
Pediatrician Dr. Suzanne Boulter Named Kay Sidway Award recipient
Dr. Suzanne Boulter, a longtime area pediatrician, has been named the recipient of the Granite VNA Kay Sidway Award, an annual award for individuals who have devoted himself or herself to the education, nurturing, and well-being of families. For Dr. Boulter, the award is especially meaningful.
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April 1, 2021
Concord Regional VNA and Central NH VNA & Hospice Merge to Form Granite VNA
Concord Regional VNA and Central New Hampshire VNA & Hospice (Central VNA) today announce the merger of the two agencies. The unified organization will be known as Granite VNA and will serve the home- and community-based healthcare needs of residents across 82 communities in the greater Concord area and Lakes Region of New Hampshire.
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January 29, 2021
Home Care Makes a Difference
Home Care makes a difference to patients and their families in many ways, such as helping manage their chronic condition, assist with medication changes, provide intravenous medications and nutrition, treat wounds, and attend to post-surgical needs. Mary, of Concord, is one community member who has benefited from our services in the past and present.
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January 28, 2021
Donor/Volunteer Profile: Dr. Lyn Lindpaintner
It takes a team of agency supporters to help our workforce deliver the best possible care to community members and we are fortunate to have a volunteer and donor who also has an extensive, multi-disciplinary clinical background. Dr. Lyn Lindpaintner shared her story on why she supports our agency.
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January 27, 2021
Fostering Community Support and Togetherness
In spring 2020, Concord Regional VNA reimagined its wellness programs for a virtual setting to help practice social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As a frequent participant of our in-person programs, Carol-Ann of Concord was hesitant to continue attending. However, with help from our staff and her children, she quickly learned the technology.
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January 26, 2021
Fulfilling a Person's Wishes
Most people want to receive care at home where they are more familiar and comfortable with their surroundings and can see their loved ones regularly. Our hospice program helps make this possible for hundreds of people each year, including Richard, who lived in his Pembroke home for 72 years.