MVNA

Specialties

Home & community health care:

Home care and services for adults with acute or chronic illness; palliative care

Services for family health including children with chronic illness, at-​risk parents

Community health including health screens for children, child care center and school nurse consultation, PCA assessments, corporate wellness programs including flu clinics and biometric screens

Hospice of the Twin Cities to provide care for patients and families living in their last days

History

Established in 1902.

MVNA started in 1902 as one of the nation’s first non-​profit public health organizations and is a safety net provider to clients ranging from pregnant teens to older adults, providing prenatal to end-​of-​life care. MVNA mission is to improve lives at every age through home and community health services. MVNA is licensed by the State of Minnesota, certified by Medicare and accredited by the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP).