VNA Health Group

Grateful to be recognized on the 2026 @NJBIZ Health Care Power List alongside so many phenomenal leaders in the state. NJ's reputation for health care excellence is well-deserved, and this list highlights many of the people working every day to make our communities healthier.

Happy #WorldHealthDay. Today, we thank our dedicated healthcare workers for their relentless commitment and hard work. Their efforts make it possible for us to deliver vital healthcare services to our patients and their families.

Save the date. VNA Health Group’s Beach Ball returns with an end-of-summer celebration on the Jersey Shore, honoring the Riker Family and supporting programs that make a lasting impact. Learn more: hubs.la/Q049sp_k0

Sending warm wishes for a meaningful Passover from everyone at VNA Health Group. May this season inspire reflection and strengthen your connections with loved ones.

Her perspective helps add balance and clarity to a critical national conversation about hospice services and the experiences of patients and caregivers.

In her Letter to the Editor, Amy offers important context on how hospice supports patients and families, emphasizing the interdisciplinary care, guidance, and resources available to help navigate end-of-life care.

We're proud to see Amy Jablonski, Vice President of Hospice Services, featured in The New York Times in response to a recent opinion piece on hospice care. nytimes.com/2026/03/21/opi…

Innovative care. Personalized support. Trusted compassion. VNA Health Group helps individuals stay healthy, independent, and thriving at home and in their communities. Learn more about our programs and services at hubs.la/Q046YtdX0

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we’re proud to highlight the leadership and voices that move VNA Health Group forward. Monica Castano, Lisa Dillon Zwerdling, and Bettyanne “Bet” Rosa each bring experience, encouragement, and purpose to the work we do every day.

VNA Health Group proudly took part in the Rumson St. Patrick’s Day Parade, celebrating alongside our wonderful community in a vibrant sea of green. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this joyous occasion!

On this International Women's Day, we recognize and celebrate the remarkable resilience and accomplishments of women worldwide! Let’s continue to appreciate and support their contributions every single day.

The Key and VNA Health Group hosted a lunch presentation for RWJ Somerset, creating a meaningful opportunity to share insights, connect with community partners, and highlight the important work happening across our organizations.

Celebrating #EmployeeAppreciationDay! Your commitment makes it possible for us to deliver outstanding care to our patients in their homes and throughout the community. Share your gratitude by tagging a coworker you're thankful for in the comments!

This March, we’re honoring #SocialWorkerMonth by highlighting the incredible commitment and effort of our wonderful social workers at VNAHG. Your essential work transforms lives every single day. We appreciate everything you do! #vnahealthgroup #vnahg #movinghealthcareforward

Happy Presidents Day from all of us at VNA Health Group!

Help shape the future of the employee experience at VNA Health Group. We’re seeking a visionary HR System Solution Architect to design and build an employee-centric HR technology ecosystem from the ground up. Learn more: hubs.la/Q042KjTz0

When you or someone you love needs innovative, reliable care, VNAHG is here to help. Our team delivers personalized support designed to keep individuals healthy, independent, and thriving right at home and within their communities. Learn more at: hubs.la/Q042n1_40

Read more about how CFHI is working to close gaps in care before, during, and after pregnancy here: vnahg.org/honoring-black…

In our latest blog, Sahai Cole, Vice President of CFHI, explains why listening to families, strengthening postpartum care, and investing in community-based support are essential to improving outcomes. “When care is responsive and continuous, outcomes can improve,” she shares.

During Black History Month, we honor the strength and contributions of Black families while recognizing the urgent work that remains. Black women in the U.S. are nearly three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women.