The roots of Visiting Nurses Association (VNA), a non-profit organization, can be traced to the Flower and Fruit Mission, which began in 1898.VNA services came to include skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech therapy, home health aides, and occupational therapy, along with Mobile Meals and The Health Watch Emergency Response Systems.

Hands 2 Help, LLC was founded in 1999 in response to a need for regulated private duty services for residents of Big Horn and Park County Wyoming. Initially, Hands 2 Help, LLC developed a holistic philosophy that offered the elderly a cost effective alternative to facility placement. Clients benefited from the application of knowledge related to environmental adaptation. This approach strengthens a person's level of functioning and long-term ability to remain at home safely. A special interest in dementia management contributed to the Agency's current reputation for providing concrete solutions for anyone facing this debilitating disease.

The Hands 2 Help team demonstrates a high level of professional, solution-orientated care to Agency clients. The team routinely assists clients with their medication regimen or appointments with their health care. Hands 2 Help works cooperatively with both of the hospital based Medicare certified agencies to supplement skilled services. Successes include appropriate pain management so that an elderly long term shut in regained the confidence and skill to return to driving; early identification and correction of cataracts so that a 93-year-old client could see. On more than one occasion, physicians have credited Hands 2 Help staff with saving a person's life because of prompt access into the healthcare delivery system. Distant family members greatly appreciate the regular contact and objective, reassuring feedback provided to them on an ongoing basis.

Hands 2 Help, LLC is owned and operated by English native, Coralie Herrick who originally trained at London's prestigious St. Bartholomew's Hospital. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Master's Degree in Community Health Nursing in 1988 when she was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, the Honor Society for Nurses.
She has been involved in home care since 1980 and has experience with many aspects of home health care, including hospice services, and acute and chronic disease management.