New Clinic at UVM Health Offers Specialized Suicide Care
A groundbreaking new suicide-prevention clinic has opened at the University of Vermont Health — the first of its kind in […]
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Why Would WakeMed Say No to $3 Billion?
Most organizations would have a hard time turning down $3 billion. But Raleigh’s largest hospital system, WakeMed, appeared to do
Green Mountain Care Board’s Owen Foster Steps Down as Chair, Will Remain on Board
Owen Foster is stepping down as chair of the Green Mountain Care Board but will remain a member of the
Advocacy groups speak out against WakeMed Atrium merger
Representatives from a coalition of local and statewide advocacy groups spoke against the pending WakeMed-Atrium Health merger at a press
Scott Blocks Lawmakers’ Push to Speed Up Hospital Price Reform
Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday vetoed a bill that sought to speed up reference-based pricing — one of lawmakers’ most
UNC Health Also Made a Play at Acquiring WakeMed
Days after it became public that WakeMed intended to merge with Charlotte-based Atrium Health, UNC Health sent the Wake County
Trump Cuts Threaten to Halt HIV Vaccine Research At Duke
In January 2025, Kevin Saunders wasn’t too worried that the Trump administration was coming for his Human Immunodeficiency Virus research
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UVM Medical Center is Losing $460,000 Every Day
UVM Health is taking a financial hit owing to steep cuts in insurance reimbursements and rising expenses, forcing the hospital
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Senate Health Committee Favors Incremental Reforms This Year
A Vermont Senate committee has advanced a pair of health care bills that would build on incremental reforms aimed at
Drinking out on the taxpayer’s dime? Voters should shut down Caring for Denver (Editorial) – The Denver Post
Eating out four times a week on taxpayer money, or as the case may be, drinking out, is not acceptable