Vna Of Greater Philadelphia
4601 Market Street · Philadelphia, PA 19139
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VNA of Greater Philadelphia is a nonprofit home health agency based in Philadelphia that has been serving the community since 1966. The agency is Medicare-certified and provides six core services: skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, medical social services, and home health aides. You can reach them at (215) 473-0772 to discuss your parent's care needs.
What to expect
When you contact VNA of Greater Philadelphia, expect an initial conversation about your parent's medical situation and care goals. If appropriate, a nurse will conduct a home visit to assess your parent's needs. Based on that assessment, a care plan will be developed with your parent's doctor. Depending on the plan, your parent may receive visits from nurses, therapists, aides, or social workers—or some combination of these. The agency will coordinate with your parent's physician and other healthcare providers. You should be involved in discussions about the care plan and what to expect during visits.
Services offered
- ✓ Skilled Nursing
- ✓ Physical Therapy
- ✓ Occupational Therapy
- ✓ Speech Pathology
- ✓ Medical Social Services
- ✓ Home Health Aide
About this agency
- 60 years (est. 1966)
- Medicare certified
- Non-Profit
- CMS #397005
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my parent qualifies for home health care?
Home health services are typically covered by Medicare when your parent is homebound and needs skilled care ordered by a doctor. This might include wound care, medication management, physical therapy after surgery, or monitoring of conditions like heart disease. Call VNA of Greater Philadelphia at (215) 473-0772 to discuss whether your parent's situation qualifies.
What types of caregivers will visit my parent?
VNA of Greater Philadelphia sends several types of providers depending on your parent's needs: registered nurses for skilled nursing, licensed therapists for physical/occupational/speech therapy, social workers for counseling and resource planning, and home health aides for personal care assistance.
How often will someone visit?
Visit frequency depends on your parent's doctor's orders and care plan. This is determined during an initial assessment. Some patients receive visits several times per week; others receive them weekly or less frequently.
Is this agency covered by Medicare?
Yes, VNA of Greater Philadelphia is Medicare-certified. Medicare Part A typically covers home health services when medically necessary and properly ordered by a physician.
What if my parent needs services not listed?
VNA of Greater Philadelphia offers six primary services. If your parent needs additional services like respiratory therapy or specialized wound care, ask during your initial call whether they can provide referrals to other providers.
Philadelphia has 45 Medicare-certified home health agencies serving the area. The average rating across these agencies is 2.69 stars. This competitive landscape means you have multiple options. When comparing agencies, consider not only ratings but also which services matter most for your parent, convenience of scheduling, and whether their Medicare plan has preferred providers.