Across the UVM Health Network, we are working hard amid the current healthcare challenges to meet the needs of our patients and communities. Here are just some of the stories highlighting the work we are doing to preserve and improve access, attract and retain a diverse workforce and build long-term financial sustainability.
As a family medicine physician of more than 25 years, Katherine Mariani, MD, knows that peace of mind is a powerful thing when it comes to your health. “It’s hard to go about your day-to-day and enjoy life when you’re worried about your health – that stress and anxiety can really weigh on a person,” …
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The University of Vermont Health Network is pushing harder and planning farther to attract physician talent to all partner organizations in northern New York and Vermont.
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New Device at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital Helps Jay Anderson Enjoy Food Again.
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A duo from the UVM Medical Center is helping to train Vermont EMS agencies to transport pediatric patients.
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Vermont colleges address the need for healthcare professionals in the state. Watch and read the article at WCAX »
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The Foundation of Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) has granted approximately $250,000 to support individuals in the healthcare field who are pursuing further education. Read the article at Press Republican »
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The Comprehensive Pain Program at the University of Vermont Medical Center is helping patients like John Killacky solve decades of debilitating chronic pain.
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A national leader in cardiology research, the UVM Health Network is bringing the benefits of TAVR to more Vermonters and New Yorkers with aortic stenosis. From behind the glass, Jean Laird, RN, works with her colleagues to prepare an advanced and minimally invasive technique to replace a person’s failing aortic heart valve. This is the …
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Sunny Eappen, CEO of the UVM Health Network, weighs in on the challenges facing rural health care together with Joanne Conroy, CEO and president of Dartmouth Health, and Andrew T. Mueller, CEO of MaineHealth. Read the article on Valley News »
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It’s never been harder to hire new employees. It takes tenacity, teamwork and technology to gain a competitive edge.
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The UVM Health Network Transfer Center links hospitals into a cohesive system, helping patients get the care they need more quickly.
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Hospitals are vital in rural communities, serving as the primary healthcare provider for many families. They also contribute to the local economy by creating jobs and supporting local businesses. However, when hospitals face threats or closure, it negatively impacts patient care and the community as a whole. Read the article at the Times Union »
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