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Thank you Sponsors |
| COMMUNITY EDUCATION |
| Ms. Dorcas H. McFarlane |
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| IN-HOME SUPPORT |
| Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Pecht |
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| QUALITY OF CARE |
| Mrs. David J. Donlon |
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| PALLIATIVE CARE |
| Anonymous |
| Glen & Karen Farr |
| Mr. & Mrs. Jurgen Gramckow |
| Bob & Norma Lagomarsino |
| Mr. & Mrs. Hank Pfister |
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| TELEMEDICINE |
| Mrs. Nina Butler |
| Mrs. George D. Hansen |
| Mrs. Barbara S. Meister - Barber Auto Group |
| Mr. Marc D. Wilde |
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65th ANNIVERSARY
GALA CELEBRATION
Saturday, June 16th
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In recognition of the founding of Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association in 1947 and in gratitude to Laura K. McAvoy for her enduring devotion to the organization a gala celebration is being planned.
Livingston founding nurse Olivia Hathaway made her first house call on July 21, 1947. By 1955, the agency’s three nurses were visiting nearly 300 patients a year – and a third were indigent residents who could not pay. Sixty-five years later, Livingston remains Ventura County’s only nonprofit provider of quality comprehensive home healthcare, medical hospice and in-home support. Today Livingston home healthcare professionals see over 4,000 patients and clients per year and still provide services and care to the bulk of the County’s uninsured and underinsured.
Ms. McAvoy has been an enduring presence on the Livingston Board for over twenty-five years. Having devotedly served as Vice Chair for a dozen years, Ms. McAvoy ascends to the role of Chairman as the agency begins its next 65 years. She is a strong advocate for building the Livingston endowment fund to ensure the organization’s ability to continually respond to the challenges in home health care due to growing needs, increasing costs, and challenging times.
To mark the occasion of Livingston’s 65th anniversary, a gala celebration is being planned at the Mullin Automotive Museum, which is an homage to the art deco and the machine age eras that produced exquisite art and magnificent automobiles. The museum is home to examples of the finest of historic French automobiles from the Bugatti to the Voisin as well as significant and representative decorative art from this same period.
For additional information, please contact Marc Wilde at (805)642-0239 x603.
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WELCOME TO
Livingston Memorial
Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice
The Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association has been making home health house calls for Ventura County residents since 1947. LMVNA can support a patient’s needs for home health care and hospice with its experienced, certified and licensed staff.
LMVNA’s primary purpose is to provide comprehensive home health and hospice services to Ventura County patients regardless of their ability to pay, based on its available resources. Its target population encompasses the sick, frail, disabled, elderly, terminally ill and homebound residents of the county. It is the policy of the organization that all patients will be treated with dignity and respect on a non-discriminatory basis.
In effort to serve Ventura County’s heterogeneous ethnic population LMVNA has clinical field staff (registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, dieticians, medical social workers, certified home health aides, physical, occupational and speech therapists) as well as in-house employees who are bilingual (English/Spanish). LMVNA also utilizes a translation phone service to provide an interpreter for our patients who speak limited or no English.
Call Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association for your home health care and hospice needs. |
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