Tour & visit
Come see us
Our nurses come to you. The office on South Muskogee Avenue is open weekdays for intake, records and equipment loans.
Request a nurse
Ask for a visiting nurse
Set a time to talk with our intake nurse, or call the office. We'll handle the orders with your doctor or the hospital.
Contact
Serving Cherokee, Adair, Sequoyah and Wagoner counties
- 1180 S Muskogee Avenue
Tahlequah, OK
Parking behind the building off Allen Road; the back door is level with the lot. - (918) 555-0158
- Text us
- visits@greencountryvna.example
- Green Country Visiting Nurses
Office & nurse line
- Office, Mon – Fri8a – 4:30p
- Intake nurse, Sat9a – noon
- Nurse line for patients24 hours
After hours, the main line rings the on-call nurse, who can see your chart.
Good to know
Questions, answered
Who pays for home health?
Medicare covers home health in full for patients who are homebound and need part-time skilled nursing or therapy under a doctor's plan of care. SoonerCare, most Medicare Advantage plans and many private plans also cover it. Indian Health Service and tribal health patients: ask us, and our social worker will help coordinate.
What is the neighbor gift fund?
Donations from local families, churches and businesses that pay for supplies, equipment and care that insurance doesn't cover, for patients who need help. Ask your nurse or call the office.
Do I need to be bedbound?
No. Homebound means leaving home takes considerable and taxing effort, or needs help or a device. You can still go to church, the doctor or the barber.
How far out do you go?
All of Cherokee, Adair, Sequoyah and Wagoner counties, including Stilwell, Sallisaw, Hulbert, Park Hill, Fort Gibson and the roads between.
Can I donate or volunteer?
Yes, and thank you. Gifts go to the neighbor fund and the equipment closet. Volunteers help with our blood-pressure clinics and drive equipment out to patients.
Sixty-five years of house calls. Yours could be next week.
Call the office, ask your doctor to send a referral, or tell the hospital case manager you'd like Green Country Visiting Nurses.