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The people who we serve across our region have access to an anchor academic medical center, two community hospitals, three critical access hospitals, a children’s hospital, a multispecialty provider group, cancer centers, a home health and hospice service provider and skilled nursing centers — all in close partnership with our academic partners.
Review our local and regional impact data from FY24 below.
- Total Impact (Indirect & Direct): $3.5 Billion*
- Jobs Supported: 23,600*
- Tax Revenue Generated: $465 Million*
- Community Benefit Impact (990): $432 Million*
- Employees: 16,138
- Licensed Beds: 1,465 (1,045 Acute Care beds, 420 Long-Term Care Beds)
- Outpatient Care Sites: 141
- Care & Service Programs: 235
- Employed Providers: 1,842 (1,358 Providers, 484 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 2,584,887 (181,611 Emergency Visits)
- Academic Training Partners: 49 (17 Universities; 6 Community Colleges; 10 Career Centers; 16 High Schools)
- Investment in Academic Training Programs (2020-24): $16,568,956 Million
- Clinical Trials/Studies: 1,245 Active 1,076 (86%) Clinical Trials; 325 (30%) Cancer-Related Clinical Trials
* Projected
- Employees: 10,039
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area:
- 1,000,000 (Hospital Referral Region)
- 178,000 (Hospital Primary Service Area)
- Licensed Beds: 562 Acute Care beds
- Employed Providers: 1,144 (871 Providers, 273 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 1,348,827 (69,772 Emergency Visits)
- Percent of Physicians Practicing in Vermont Who Trained at University of Vermont Medical Center:
- 33% (682)
- 20% (414) Robert Larner, MD College of Medicine Graduates
- 22% (445) UVM Medical Center Fellows or Residents
- Employees: 2,384
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area: 86,000
- Licensed Beds: 320 (286 Acute Care beds, 34 Long-Term Care Beds)
- Employed Providers: 235 (178 Providers, 57 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 368,258 (39,751 Emergency Visits)
- Number of Employees: 1,502
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area: 68,000 Licensed Beds: 275 (122 Acute Care Beds, 153 Long-Term Care Beds)
- Employed Providers: 194 (117 Providers, 77 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 408,696 (28,029 Emergency Visits)
- Employees: 737
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area: 32,000
- Licensed Beds: 123 (25 Acute Care beds, 98 Long-Term Care Beds)
- Employed Providers: 98 (63 Providers, 35 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 205,615 (13,921 Emergency Visits)
- Employees: 767
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area: 32,000
- Licensed Beds: 160 (25 Acute Care Beds, 135 Long Term-Care Beds)
- Employed Providers: 89 (59 Providers, 30 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 172,839 (14,216 Emergency Visits)
- Employees: 365
- Population of Hospital Primary Service Area: 16,000
- Licensed Beds: 25 Acute Care Beds
- Employed Providers: 79 (68 Providers, 11 Advanced Practice Practitioners)
- Patient Care Encounters: 80,652 (15,922 Emergency Visits)
- Employees: 344
- Patients Served: 4,547
- Hours of Care Provided: 234,154
- Number of Home Visits: 95,477
- Days of Care Provided at McClure Miller Respite House: 4,320
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