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Kurt Budliger, a Vermont photographer, poses for a photo.

After a rare brain infection nearly took his life, a Vermont photographer reflects on survival, gratitude and the people who carried him through.

Stylist Jess Rheaume with resident Inez Martel at the Helen Porter salon.

More Than a Trim

How a salon day lifts spirits at Helen Porter.

A Gift of Ages: Fueling Excellence and Sustainability at Children’s Hospitals

Our children’s hospital was selected for our high-quality care, collaborative culture, strong leadership and notable impact on patients and families across Vermont and northern New York.

Midwives learn childbirth techniques using medical dummies.

Answering the Call

Supporting midwifery education.

Donors Thomas A. E. Moseley, III, MD’79, SM Hyg, and his wife, the Rev. Christine Moseley, RN, with Lewis First, MD, (left) Chair of Pediatrics, UVM Larner College of Medicine and Chief, Golisano Children’s Hospital.

Gift Strengthens Rural Pediatric Health Care

New endowment increases pediatric residents’ exposure to rural medicine to help inspire and attract talented early career pediatricians to settle and practice in rural Vermont.

Nancy Malhotra, Stroke Nurse Practitioner and Lindsey Willis, Nursing Professional Development Practitioner, filming a caretaker training video at UVM Medical Center.

Philanthropy Supports Caregivers of Stroke Patients

A new philanthropy-funded training program is empowering caregivers of stroke patients with tools, resources and a support network to help them care for loved ones transitioning from the hospital to their home.

Portrait of April Plante, RN, and Jayme Richland.

Podcast: Medical Respite - Bridging the Gap for Those Without Shelter

Learn about the need and impact of Home Health’s Medical Respite Program — addressing gaps in care and support for individuals struggling with housing insecurity.

Michelle LaBounty uses a cardiac rehab exercise bike at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital.

Your Heart’s Silent Red Flags

Five things every woman should know.

Northern New York Today

Hospitals across the country — especially rural hospitals — face unprecedented pressures. A nationwide shortage of health care workers, rising costs for labor, supplies, resources and a growing demand for services collide with declining reimbursement from insurers and significant reductions in Medicare and Medicaid funding.