"We are driven by the belief that regardless of what happens in the world around us, everyone deserves to have equitable access to the care they need to be as healthy as possible." Sunny Eappen, MD, MBA

“I think that diversity is a driver of excellence and that it’s imperative for us to navigate the aspects of Vermont being a very white state” so everybody can benefit, said Courtney Fleisher, a clinical psychologist at UVMMC.

Increased overnight mental health care is coming online in the area. Pathways Vermont has also been a crucial partner in the opening of the MHUC.

Today, we are announcing some hard decisions about the care we can provide in Vermont. Here at UVMHN we find ourselves in a difficult situation. Due to legal orders by the budget regulator of our Vermont hospitals – GMCB – we are being forced to reduce our budgets.

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As Vermonters, we face an important decision: will the path forward be defined by the rapid erosion of our safety net health care system, or will we demand actions that foster the stability necessary to build a stronger, more sustainable system of care?”

We filed a motion with the GMCB to delay a board order that penalizes the hospital for delivering necessary care to patients in fiscal year 2023. Unless the GMCB’s enforcement action is overturned, it will force us to cut patient care and support services

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We are temporarily pausing construction of a planned outpatient surgical center. This decision comes as the hospital works to meet the obligations of GMCB orders that significantly reduce our budget for the new fiscal year, which began this month.

At UVM Health Network, we know about the healing power of food and we're so grateful to Admiral Levine for championing Culinary Medicine throughout the nation

Senator Welch’s PATIENTS Act of 2024 will ensure the 1,500 clinical providers at University of Vermont Health Network are able to better meet the needs of patients seeking necessary care 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

As concerns mount in our region about EEE, or eastern equine encephalitis, health experts recommend taking basic precautions to avoid mosquito bites. Joseph Kennedy, MD, spoke with NYT about DEET, the active ingredient in many repellents.

While inflation is driving much of our budget request, we have successfully offset our FY25 ask by $33M or 4.7%.

UVM Health Network helps to keep health care local, which manages costs by ensuring only those who need tertiary care are transferred to Burlington.

We know that health care is expensive. We’re doing what we can to reduce cost increases, while ensuring we can care for our patients.

We’re using technology and data to make significant improvements to primary and specialty care access.

From building a new surgery center to greater operational efficiency, we are making changes to improve inpatient and outpatient access to care.

Today, a patient's ability to get the care they need is impacted by three notable challenges: space, providers, support staff. We are intentionally addressing each of these challenges in multiple ways.

As VTrs age, their health needs become more complex, requiring more care. Also, our working age population is forecasted to decline, putting more stress on commercial insurance premiums.