
Neighborhood Nursing provides universal access to health and social services to all people in a selected geography through an interdisciplinary team of nurses and community health workers.
Teams go to people’s homes and community hubs, offering various services—from diabetes management to social needs navigation—focused on what matters to people.












Updates, reflections, and ongoing work from Neighborhood Nursing.

A movement is growing to bring care closer to where people live, learn, and work. Across the country, partners in government, nonprofits, public health, and schools of nursing are innovating community-centered care models—and asking for a way to learn together. This is an opportunity to join a national learning community anchored by quarterly webinars where participants both learn and contribute.
The Neighborhood Nursing Center is embarking on a deep dive into understanding the wide range of co-benefits that a program like Neighborhood Nursing could bring. As part of this work, we will present preliminary thoughts and findings during the September learning exchange, and welcome partner feedback, thoughts, and collaboration.