About
A team raised by Hanford employees to care for Hanford employees.
As natural care-takers, it only made sense for this mother-daughter team to look to their history to find those that needed their services. Coming from a long line of Hanford employees, the team at Hanford Home Health are no strangers to caring for these specialty patients. They have extensive experience with the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program (EEOICPA) and do everything in their power to ensure their patients get the best possible care.
Our Team
Charmine Faulkner
RN Administrator
White Bluffs is in my DNA and Hanford has been in my heart my entire life. I grew up hearing the stories of the “evacuated” families from the cities of White Bluffs & Hanford every August since I can remember. Edmond Anderson was my great-grandfather and we owned Liberty Hall Theater in White Bluffs. My grandfather Harry Anderson worked at Hanford and my mother, Donna Bancroft, was the first female radiation protection manager. I became a nurse in 1998 and I have devoted my life to caring for others. My first experience with the EEOICPA program was when my dad was diagnosed with leukemia in 2000. Then GiGi’s cancer in 2005 and my aunts cancer diagnosis followed. I am experienced in the EEOICPA program and look forward to helping you and your family.
Kyli Placke
RN Director of Clinical Services
We are so grateful to be involved in this business and to help former Hanford Workers and those in our community. I am so grateful to be partners with my mother, someone who cares just as deeply about the well-being of our clients, our community and our business as much as I do. I can’t wait to meet you and your family.
Jessica Jacobo
RN Case Manager
Where are you from?
Prosser, WA
Why did you choose nursing?
Because the nursing spectrum is so broad, there is a specialty for everyone. & I like caring for people.
Where did you graduate from nursing school?
Yakima Valley College. My Bachelor of Science in Nursing was through Western Governors University.
Favorite thing/memory about being a nurse?
I like how rewarding it can be, when patients themselves or family members express their gratitude towards us it can be pretty amazing.
Do you have any pets? If so, what are their name(s)?
Yes, two mini dachshunds. Pepper & Cannoli
Any family that worked at a DOE facility?
No
Our favorite thing about Jessica:
Our favorite thing about Jessica is she is not afraid to speak her mind. She is reliable and is always eager to learn. Jessica has been a Staff Nurse with us since August 2021. She became a Case Manager March 2024 after training with us for over a year.
Jodee Skalicky
RN Case Manager
Where are you from?
Portland, OR until I moved here full time junior year [of high school]
Why did you choose nursing?
Always had an interest in anatomy and wanted something that I can help people in need.
Where did you graduate from nursing school?
Walla Walla Community College
Favorite thing/memory about being a nurse?
Getting to hear all about my patients lives
Do you have any pets? If so, what are their name(s)?
Yes 2 pitties Archie and Perseus and a cat Myla
Any family that worked at a DOE facility?
Yes my mom, grandpa and uncle worked in the area.
Our favorite thing about Jodee:
Our favorite thing about Jodee is she has a large knowledge base when it comes to Case Management. She’s resilient and is a hard worker. Jodee has been a Staff Nurse with us since October 2020 and became a Case Manager in March 2024 after training with us for over a year.
