Advancing patient access at Westview Health Care Center
DAYVILLE — Anna Honore, APRN, FNP-C, is the newest member of Westview Health Care Center’s in-house team of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses. She brings a strong commitment to patient advocacy, preventative care, and expanded access to medical services in joining the staff of the Dayville facility. As part of Westview’s General Nurse Practitioner Program, she provides care to patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings; working alongside Kerri Sauer, APRN-DNP, and James Allentuck, AGNP-C to support continuity of treatment across the organization’s skilled nursing and outpatient rehabilitation services.
Honore earned both her bachelor’s in biology and in nursing from Southern Connecticut State University through the institution’s Accelerated Career Entry program. This academically intensive pathway helped prepare her for challenging and diverse clinical experiences. Just after completing her undergraduate degree, she began her career as an Emergency Medical Technician in New Haven. In this role, she responded to patients from a wide range of backgrounds and medical needs.
Upon her certification as a Registered Nurse, Anna worked in the Emergency Department at Yale New Haven Hospital; in the Urgent Care Clinic at Cornell Scott Hill Health Center; and in the Medical/Surgical Inpatient Nursing Units of the Hospital of Central Connecticut.
Continuing to find experiences that strengthen her abilities to support patients through complex medical and social challenges is a strong part of Anna’s motivation.
She has provided specialized care in addiction treatment settings and carries enduring empathy from that work as she looks to help underserved patient demographics.
Anna went on to complete her Master of Science degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Worcester; further expanding the patient population she serves.
She maintains a focus on closing gaps in health care access and helping patients navigate barriers that may prevent them from receiving consistent treatment.
She emphasizes preventative care and patient education while remaining prepared to address acute medical concerns as they arise.
Her approach centers on understanding the full context of each patient’s needs and advocating for the resources necessary to support long-term wellness.
Westview’s General Nurse Practitioner Program is certified to provide care for patients ages 13 and older; expanding access to primary and follow-up medical services for residents of the surrounding community.
Westview Health Care Center continues to advance its mission of “Caring for Generations” by growing its team of nurse practitioners and broadening treatment pathways for patients and families throughout the region.
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