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UVM Home Health & Hospice volunteers among the longest serving in the nation
From left: Lil Venner of Burlington, Jan Watt of Essex Junction and Charlotte Kenney of Essex at UVM Health – Home Health & Hospice’s McClure Miller Respite House. Together, they have provided more than 135 years of hospice volunteer service. UVM Home Health & Hospice volunteers help redefine...
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Nearly 400 Vermont resident physicians seek new contract
Healthcare for AFT Vermont and VFNHP Resident physicians and fellows employed by the University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC) are fighting through their union, the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR-SEIU), for a fair contract that will allow them to improve their quality life so that their patients can receive the high-quality care they deserve. These doctors are the backbone of frontline care for Vermont, serving the most acute, complicated cases and those needing specialized care. Since most Vermonters engage with and rely on UVMMC at some point to meet their healthcare needs, chances are they have been cared for by a resident physician.
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Au Sable Forks wastewater treatment plant updates almost done
The Town of Jay is working with the Town of Black Brook to upgrade the joint wastewater treatment plant. — AU SABLE FORKS | The towns of Black Brook and Jay are wrapping up Phase 1 of the joint wastewater treatment plant upgrades; last week, both municipalities went out for an RFQ to kickstart Phase 2.
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Colchester nursing home closes citing financial challenges
COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - A Colchester nursing home is closing its doors, citing the financial challenges of health care and aging infrastructure. Green Mountain Nursing and Rehabilitation is shutting down after more than 50 years of operation. Officials say the 100-year-old building that houses their facility needs expensive renovations they...
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Colchester nursing home closes citing financial challenges
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Pathways Vermont opens new permanent home
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - On Monday, a vital resource for mental health care in Vermont celebrates a new chapter. Pathways Vermont has a new, permanent home for the Soteria House program. Soteria House offers a unique alternative to hospitalization for young adults experiencing psychosis. The program, which opened in 2015,...
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New bag scanners in UVM Medical Center Emergency Department improve safety
Beginning January 20, patients and visitors entering the hospital’s ED will once again be able to bring personal bags with them. Vermont Business Magazine New bag scanning technology at the Emergency Department (ED) entrance of University of Vermont Medical Center will make entering the hospital easier for patients and visitors, starting later this month.
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A South Burlington Clinic Offers Free Health Care
Every Saturday morning, a steady stream of people enters a back door of the Islamic Society of Vermont headquarters in South Burlington. They’re not coming to practice their faith but to seek care at a new health clinic. The state’s sole mosque, a low-slung brick building on the corner...
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Burlington nonprofit settles fraud allegations
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UVM Rural Cancer Care Initiatives
This opinion piece ran in VTDigger on November 23, 2025 by UVM Cancer Center Director Randall Holcombe, M.D., M.B.A., professor of medicine at the Larner College of Medicine. Opinion pieces give voice to the University of Vermont’s Larner College of Medicine community members and do not represent the college’s views.
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Burlington mental health provider to pay $200K to settle Medicaid fraud claims
A Burlington-based mental healthcare provider, Revolution Youth, will pay the state $200,000 to settle Medicaid fraud allegations brought by the Vermont Attorney General’s Office. As part of the civil settlement, the nonprofit outpatient practice — which operates as Eden Valley — has admitted to submitting hundreds of improper claims...