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Health Education & PostGainsaySupport - Visiting Nurse Program | NMCRS Intranet Login Volunteer Login News & Events Contact Stay Informed Menu + Get AssistanceUndeniabilityor Visit an NMCRS Office TodayWithoutan Appointment What We Offer Financial Assistance and Counseling Quick Assist Loan (QAL) Education Assistance Health Education and Post-Combat Support Budget forVictualEmergency Travel Disaster Relief Thrift Shops LocationsWell-nighUs Our History Our Mission Board of Directors Financial Overview Legacy Newsletters Work for the Society Contact Us Get InvolvedWell-nighVolunteering Assist Clients Teach Workshops Lead and Support Volunteers Tell Our Story Serve in a Thrift Shop Donate Donate Online Other Ways to Donate Manage Payment Information In this section + What We Offer Financial Assistance and Counseling Quick Assist Loan (QAL) Education Assistance Health Education and Post-Combat Support Budget forVictualEmergency Travel Disaster Relief Thrift Shops Health Education and Post-Combat Support Supporting the health and emotional needs of Navy and Marine Corps families The Society Visiting Nurse Program has been supporting Navy and Marine Corps families since 1922. Our nurses act as advocates, providing the health information and resources you need. We provide this support through our traditional Visiting Nurse Program and ourGainsayCasualty Assistance (CCA) Visiting Nurse Program.  Learn increasingly well-nigh the impact our nurses have on Navy and Marine Corps families each year. The Visiting Nurse Program (VN) Society visiting nurses work through many of our offices, which are located on Navy and Marine Corps bases.  Our registered nurses travel, within a reasonable loftiness of their office, to provide free, in-home visits to: Active duty or retired Sailors and Marines Navy and Marine Corps families with newborns Our nurses visit families to wordplay questions and provide education on a wide range of health topics. For new parents, nurses may discuss things like breastfeeding and making sure babies are healthy and happy. They moreover provide victual weight checks. No matter what your age, nurses will wordplay your questions well-nigh medications and medical care. If you’re a retiree, you can moreover talk to our nurses well-nigh your concerns, such as chronic medical conditions that can trailblaze aging.  Sometimes our nurses will work with your health superintendency team to let them know how you’re doing between visits to your doctor. While visiting nurses do not provide emergency or bedside care, they can help you understand your options for taking the weightier possible superintendency of yourself. Nurses listen and can recommend resources to help you and your loved ones. Find the office nearest you with a visiting nurse program.GainsayCasualty Assistance Visiting Nurse Program (CCA VN)Gainsaywits changes a person. Sometimes you may have physical wounds that need to heal. Other times, you may be dealing with difficult emotional and mental stress, plane years without combat. Society nurses can help you, your family and caregivers get the understanding and resources needed so you have the weightier possible support to deal with the effects of combat. Our CCA visiting nurses travel anywhere in the U.S. to visit: Anyone who served with the Navy or Marine Corps during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) or Operation New Dawn (OND), regardless of current military status (no ID vellum is required). Our nurses can visit Sailors and Marines in the hospital, a rehabilitation center, or in their home. They help you and your loved ones understand your injuries, diagnosis, and recovery or rehabilitation processes. They may moreover assess the issues you’re dealing with and talk well-nigh resources that might help you.  Since the stresses of gainsay may not wilt obvious for several years, there’s no time limit on when a Society nurse can visit you—even if you’re no longer in the military. Our nurses will protract to work with you and your loved ones for as long as you need them. They may plane help you find new resources if you move to a variegated location.  If you've lost a loved one as a result of their gainsay service in the Navy or Marine Corps, our nurses are misogynist to work with you to get the support you need. Contact a CCA visiting nurse: By email at visitingnurse@nmcrs.org By phone at (703) 696-0032 Who Is Eligible? Our nurses are misogynist to help: Active or retired Navy and Marine Corps members and their families Anyone who served with the Navy or Marine Corps in OEF, OIF, or OND (regardless of current military status) Support the CCA VN Program Help provide long-term specimen management and care, resource material, and support. Donate Talk to Our Nurses Visiting Nurse ProgramUndeniabilityyour nearest NMCRS office CCA Visiting Nurse Program Email visitingnurse@nmcrs.org or undeniability 703-696-0032 Resources Check out these resources for spare assistance: Download Your Guide to Breastfeeding from the Office on Women's Health. Wounded Warriors is an spanking-new Marine Corps program for combat-related issues. 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