Natick VNA Appoints 2015 Board of Trustees

NATICK, Mass. - April 1, 2015 - PRLog -- The Natick Visiting Nurse Association (Natick VNA), the area’s premier free-standing, not-for-profit home health care agency, today announced that it has appointed its 2015 Board of Trustees.

Michael J. Murphy will serve as Board Chair, and Clinton Heyd will serve as Vice Chair. Both men live in Natick. David B. Shorey of Ashland will serve as Treasurer, and Judie B. Ham of Natick will serve as Clerk. Other Board of Trustees members include Lynn Falwell of Natick, Daniel Mainzer of Framingham. Arnold Zaltas of South Natick is an Emeritus Trustee.

Murphy is an attorney in private practice. Heyd is a retired sales and risk management professional. Shorey serves as Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending for Needham Bank; and Ham is a retired clinical research and research administration professional who also serves on various Natick VNA committees. Falwell is co-owner of It’s Your Move, a move management firm based in Natick;and Mainzer is partner atFlanigan, Cotillo and Mainzer, LLP, a CPA firm in Framingham.

The Natick VNA Board of Trustees is tasked with upholding Natick VNA’s mission; supporting and evaluating the agency’s services; identifying the needs of the organization and working to meet those needs; assuring that management and staff develop, implement and evaluate programs and services to meet the goals outlined in the agency’s strategic plan; and maintaining personal knowledge of the financial status of the organization, as part of the trustees’ fiduciary responsibilities.

Natick VNA is located at 209 West Central Street, Suite 313, Natick, Mass., 01760. For additional information, call 508-653-3081 or visit www.natickvna.org.

About The Natick Visiting Nurse Association:The Natick VNA (http://www.natickvna.org/), which serves more than 20 towns in MetroWest, is the area’s premier free-standing, not-for-profit home health care agency. The Natick VNA helps patients of all ages live with the fullest degree of independence in their own homes, while benefiting from the agency’s state-of-the-art home telemonitoring technology, ComfortCare (http://www.natickvna.org/content66.html) palliative care program, cold laser therapy, and other advanced services.