Community Nursing Services (CNS) is proud to be home to the best Volunteer Coordinator in Utah, and you don’t just have to take our word for it – the Homecare & Hospice Association of Utah named CNS Director of Volunteers, Tracy Ruiz, the Volunteer Coordinator of the Year during its 2025 Hero Awards Ceremony. Tracy provides an invaluable service to CNS and its patients, overseeing all volunteer efforts, from hospice volunteers to those who help make the annual Art & Soup Charity Event possible.
In Cameroon, access to quality healthcare is often hindered by long wait times, understaffed facilities, and limited transportation options. Klarah, a pioneering telehealth platform, tackles these challenges head-on by delivering personalized, in-home medical care through its mobile app. Often called the "Uber of Nurses," Klarah connects patients with qualified nurses who provide timely, professional healthcare without the need to visit overcrowded hospitals.
Each year, during the first week of May, the nation comes together to celebrate Nurses Week, a time to recognize nurses' dedication, compassion, and expertise everywhere. At Community Nursing Services (CNS), this celebration holds special meaning. Our nurses are not only caregivers — they are trusted companions, advocates, and lifelines for the individuals and families we serve across Utah.
Winter can be challenging for those receiving hospice or home healthcare, but with a few simple adjustments, you can stay comfortable, safe, and healthy. Community Nursing Services (CNS) is here to support you through the colder months with personalized care. Here are some winter wellness tips to help you navigate the season:
We've been hard at work and we're excited to finally share it with you! This new and modernized brand identity will better align with the evolving healthcare market-scape. Our brand refresh features a redesigned logo, updated color palette and refined messaging that emphasizes care at home. We will be rolling out these changes over the next few months.
