Rome GA Community Care Programs

VNHS Care Programs in Rome, Georgia        CCSP and SOURCE

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Visiting Nurse’s Community Care Rome, GA office provides CCSP and SOURCE program case management oversight for those that we serve locally and surrounding counties.  We serve our communities by allowing our clients to access community-based care and retain their independence.  Helping seniors and adults with functional and/or cognitive impairments stay in their homes and communities for as long as possible.

Our goal is to connect these individuals and their families with the resources that creates a continuing care network for at risk individuals who need medical attention, supportive assistance and prefer to stay in their own homes and communities. This alternative to nursing home placement provides a comprehensive plan of care that promotes preventative medical care along with in-home support services. Care management is central to identifying and providing appropriate service.

Give us a call today and see how we may can help: 706-525-6053.

Let Us Coordinate Your Care

Visiting Nurse has been providing CCSP case management for nearly 30 years. Our experienced team of nurse and social worker care coordinators are committed to working with individuals and families to come up with a plan of care that best supports the goal of living safely at home, for as long as possible.

What our care coordination looks like:

  • Nurses assess individuals in their homes to determine which CCSP or SOURCE services will best meet their needs.
  • Once services are determined our team arranges for approved CCSP or SOURCE agencies to provide the needed services, which can include Home Delivered Meals, Personal Support Services, Emergency Response Services, Alternative Living Services, Adult Day Programs, Structured Family Caregiving, Respite Care, Transportation and Skilled Nursing Services.
  • Visiting Nurse care coordinators assist with medical and financial applications, as needed.
  • Visiting Nurse care coordinators provide on-going communication through monthly phone calls and home visits every 90 days, with the purpose of ensuring that services are being delivered in a consistent way.
  • Visiting Nurse care coordinators are committed to excellent customer service; CCSP and SOURCE participants have an opportunity to provide feedback following nurse and social worker home visits through participant satisfaction surveys.

Living safely at home is an important goal. To assist you with that goal, Visiting Nurse Care Coordinators are committed to working with our program providers to achieve three goals:

1.  Reduce unnecessary hospitalizations

2.  Reduce falls with serious injury

3. Prevent pre-mature nursing home placement

Rome Community Care Office Service Area

Bartow
Chattooga
Floyd
Gilmer
Gordon

Haralson
Murray
North Cherokee
Pickens
Polk
Whitfield

For Referrals or More Information, call: 706-525-6053

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📣Open Enrollment: Navigating Medicare Choices

Visiting Nurse Health System and Hospice Atlanta want to help you stay informed and make the best choices for your healthcare coverage.

Medicare Open Enrollment is October 15 – December 7. 
This is your opportunity to review your current coverage, compare plans, and make changes for the year ahead.
✅ Review your current Medicare coverage
✅ Compare plans, benefits, and costs
✅ Make sure your doctors, prescriptions, and services are covered

Your health and peace of mind matter to us! Take time to review your options and make informed decisions about your care.

Medicare: Annual Open Enrollment is October 15–December 7, 2026. Beneficiaries can review and change Medicare Advantage and prescription drug plans.

Medicaid: There is no annual Open Enrollment period in Georgia. Eligible individuals can apply year-round, and current beneficiaries can renew or update their information as needed

Learn more at: 
Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227).
Georgia Medicaid at gateway.ga.gov or call 1-877-423-4746 
For questions about eligibility, applications, renewals, or updating your information.

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⭐ Excellence in Care, Right at Home!
Visiting Nurse’s Home Health division is proud to have our patients give a 4-Star Rating! We are proud to bring quality care into our patients' home each day, and this award is a genuine reflection of our commitment to delivering exceptional care, improving outcomes, and helping patients live safely and independently at home.
Congratulations to our incredible Home Health team for making a difference in the lives of those we serve every day! 
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As we close October, National Physical Therapy Month, we’ve had a great time celebrating our Physical Therapists (PT) and Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA). The great work they do each day lives on year long, helping patients stay strong, mobile, and independent at home. Thank you PTs! #PTMonth #gratitude

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🎃 No tricks, just treats, and a whole lot of TRUE care! 🧡

Our Visiting Nurse Health System / Hospice Atlanta team is out and about this Halloween, bringing comfort, compassion, and a little extra care to patients right where they call home. Because the sweetest treat is knowing you're cared for! 👻🩺

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Celebrating our employee of the month! Congratulations!

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Visiting Nurse celebrated our Home Health Physical Therapists this week in recognition of PT Appreciation Month!
For more than 78 years, we’ve served Atlanta, helping patients regain strength, improve mobility and maintain independence at home. We are grateful to our PTs for the skill, compassion and dedication they bring to our patients every day.
To all of our PTs/PTAs, thank you for the work you do, the lives you touch and the difference you make for Visiting Nurse and the families we serve!
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The hidden caregiving crisis is a workforce issue, and a critical part of the ongoing conversation about the future of aging at home.
We’d like to thank everyone who joined us today for the Visiting Nurse Healthcare Champions Event: Leadership Conversations That Drive Change, hosted by Genuine Parts Company. 
A special thank-you to Genuine Parts Company’s Renay Blumenthal, Sr. Director, Corporate Giving & Community Relations, for leading the day’s event with a warm welcome, and kicking off the day’s amazing line up of speakers.
Honored to have this event moderated by Crystal Edmonson of the Atlanta Business Chronicle, we are very grateful for our panelists for sharing their leadership expertise and perspectives on the growing demands facing working family caregivers and how employers can help support them:
• Rachel Cannady, Senior Associate Director, Caregiving, The Carter Center
 • Keisha Olinger, Region Leader, Marsh People and Investments, Mid-South
 • Eric Barker, Analyst, Senior Health & Welfare, Southern Company
Thank you to our own President and CEO, Dorothy Davis, for speaking today, and continuing to bring community leaders together to keep this important conversation going, critical to addressing the future of healthcare in our communities. At Visiting Nurse, we see firsthand how family caregivers help older adults remain safe, comfortable and independent at home. Yet balancing caregiving responsibilities with work and family life can create significant challenges for our own employees, employers and families.
Supporting caregivers is essential to helping seniors age with dignity in the place they call home. By bringing business and community leaders together, we can raise awareness, explore meaningful workplace solutions and strengthen the support systems families need. Because caring for those who care for others matters, too.
Thank you to Genuine Parts Company for hosting this important conversation and Huntington Bank for sponsoring our Healthcare Champions series. Together, we can help build healthier workplaces, stronger families and more supportive communities for Georgia’s aging population.

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The future of aging at home starts with all of us!
Grateful our Healthcare Champions, with the generous support of event sponsor Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, brought together key community leaders, partners and distinguished guests for an important conversation about the future of healthcare and aging in Georgia.

Lead by nationally-recognized healthcare attorney Bill A. Dombi, Arnall Golden Gregory LLP (AGG), and Visiting Nurse President and CEO Dorothy Davis, this important conversation investigated how healthcare, business, philanthropy and public policy can work together to strengthen the infrastructure, innovation and partnerships that help Georgians age safely, independently and with dignity at home. Including Georgia's healthcare community leaders, changemakers and valued community partners in attendance, the room was filled with people committed to shaping what comes next.

Thank you to all of our guests who joined the conversation, with a very special thank you to Bill Dombi for leading the day's event. Thank you to our host Arnall Golden Gregory LLP for sponsoring this important event. 

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Happy National Case Management Week!
And a little appreciation goes a long way, as Phillip Walters, of Hospice Atlanta, made life a little sweeter joining Northside Hospital’s Case Management Vendor Event! Sharing important resources and information on critical care, a great time was had celebrating these dedicated case managers who make a difference for patients and families every day.

Thank you for all you do, and a shout out to our local Scrumpt bakery for helping make their special week even sweeter! #NationalCaseManagementWeek #HospiceAtlanta

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