At a time when registered nurses are going on strike to protest staffing shortages, thousands of applicants who want to enter or advance in the profession are being turned away from nursing schools.

Vermont health care regulators have made their judgments on how much hospitals can spend and charge in the coming year.

As the drug epidemic grows in Vermont, the emergency department at the state’s largest hospital will dispense more Narcan to the community.

A Lyndon man crashed into a telephone pole with his truck this weekend and then allegedly assaulted a doctor that was treating him at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (NVRH).

A public forum to unveil plans for a new primary care clinic building at Grace Cottage will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 27, at the Wardsboro Town Hall, 71 Main St.

Vermont has a real problem with Lyme disease, with the second highest 3-year average incidence rate for the disease in the United States, according to Vermont Lyme, an organization that researches Lyme infections in the state.

In keeping with its mission to respect each and every patient that comes through its doors, Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is training its staff to collect accurate information about each person's sexual orientation and gender identity along with their race, ethnicity, and language.

The Green Mountain Care Board denied nearly half of the increase sought by Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital in its budget proposal.

The American Red Cross is asking Americans to roll up their sleeves.

Vermont’s health care regulator, the Green Mountain Care Board, wrapped up its review of the budgets of the state’s 14 hospitals on Friday by requiring another four of them to scale back expectations for increasing their charges in 2024.

Updated COVID-19 vaccines aimed at protecting people from new variants of the virus could arrive in Vermont this week — and the state’s top health official, Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine, is urging residents to get the shot.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders says a new bipartisan bill will help address the nation’s shortage of health care professionals.

The extent of the Green Mountain Care Board’s ability to regulate the state’s only “all-payer” accountable care organization may end up being decided in court.

Earlier this summer, each Vermont hospital went before their regulator, the Green Mountain Care Board, to present and defend their budget and answer questions from the board and its staff. This is just one part of a months-long process.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will select up to eight states to participate in a new voluntary all-payer model that aims to curb health care cost growth, improve population health, and advance health equity by reducing disparities in health outcomes.

The Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital in Berlin stopped admitting new patients during parts of June and July, leading to the lowest numbers of patients in residence since the hospital opened in the summer of 2014.

Coming off several years of the COVID-19 pandemic and the most recent devastating flooding in July, Gov. Phil Scott and mental health officials on Wednesday urged Vermonters to check in on themselves and their neighbors with a focus of not only their physical, but mental health wellbeing.