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We advocate for mental health services for all Vermonters and partner with many organizations across Vermont that address mental health needs. One of those partnerships was the Listen Up! Project.
If you are having pain in your hands, wrists, or shoulders, your computer workstation’s ergonomics could be at fault. We have some tips for adjusting your workstation to help you have a more comfortable work environment.
If you’re thinking about quitting smoking, adding nicotine replacement therapy to your quit plan is a great way to make your effort more successful. Learn more about this therapy and how to get it for free.
With the rising costs of lab tests, it is important to understand what labs your doctor may want to order and which may be covered under preventive services. Learn about several common lab tests and what they mean for you.
In this member story, Case Manager Tess Thomas supports a married couple as they cope with an ALS diagnosis.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month— a reminder for us Vermonters to take steps to reduce our risk of breast cancer.
While we haven't heard much about influenza recently, the flu hasn’t gone away and may be about to make a major comeback. That’s why you should be sure to get your flu shot early this year, preferably by the end of October.
High cholesterol can have profound consequences to our health over time. Making lifestyle changes will help you manage your cholesterol levels and prevent life altering events such as a heart attack.
In Vermont, fall is the shortest season, and the time of year our landscape turns its most spectacular hues. The scent, cool air, and brilliant colors make outdoor activities special and memorable. Set aside time to take advantage of the fall season and rejuvenate yourself.
We support our members' right to make their own health care decisions. That includes reproductive health care decisions.