Not long ago, a Ventura County family called Livingston for help. Their loved one was enrolled with another hospice but had not received a visit from one of its nurses in more than three weeks. Consider what those weeks must have felt like. The family had
As summer reaches its peak, warm sunny days invite us outdoors, but they also bring serious risks for older adults. Adults aged 65 and older are significantly more vulnerable to dehydration, sunburn, and severe heat-related illnesses. Did you know that during major heatwaves, up to
Have you heard about hospice fraud in the news lately? As federal task forces clamp down on nationwide hospice fraud, Livingston’s ethical treatment practices allow us to maintain our gold standard of ethical, mission-driven care with minimal impact. Learn more about the recent hospice moratorium
CAMARILLO, CA – Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association (LMVNA) announced that its Camarillo Farmers Market generated more than $100,000 to support Livingston’s grief and bereavement services in 2025. Proceeds from the market directly sustain free counseling and support programs for individuals and families throughout Ventura
A Leadership Transition Supporting Excellence in Home Health and Hospice Care - Livingston Memorial Visiting Nurse Association announced today that longtime Medical Director Lanyard K. Dial, M.D. retired from his medical leadership role at the end of 2025, concluding nearly four decades of service that helped shape