Objective of the Study: To examine the knowledge and opinions of the general population regarding the work of the visiting nurse service and home health care service, and to identify differences in opinions based on the demographic characteristics of the respondents. Study Design: Cross-sectional study. Respondents and Methods: The study involved 208 participants. The research was anonymous and voluntary, conducted online during April 2024. Results: Respondents demonstrated good knowledge of the scope of work and had a positive opinion of the visiting nurse service and home health care service. Women and respondents with healthcare education were more likely to agree that home health care provides education, care for chronic patients, and assistance with self-care according to needs. Women more often believed that care is provided according to an agreement with the patient and a doctor's order, and that nurses possess the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies for their work, which is explained by the higher proportion of female respondents in the sample. Respondents from the healthcare field agreed more that visiting nurses play a key role in educating pregnant women and new mothers, preserving health, preventing diseases, and providing care from birth to end of life, controlling chronic diseases, giving recommendations, and conducting home health care supervision. Conclusion: The study revealed a need to increase the level of knowledge and promote awareness of the scope of work and the activities of the visiting nurse service and home health care service. Education programs should target non-healthcare professionals and individuals with below-average financial status.