Brave Little State podcast on Vermont’s primary care crisis!
Brave Little State Vermont Public Burgess Brown Wait times are long and clinicians are maxed out. Brave Little State takes a look at where the future of primary care is headed.
Read moreBrave Little State Vermont Public Burgess Brown Wait times are long and clinicians are maxed out. Brave Little State takes a look at where the future of primary care is headed.
Read moreClick here to view powerful testimonies from representatives, citizens and health care professionals about why we need universal health care in Vermont and should pass H156. View an informative panel discussion on way we need to pass H156 — our roadmap to publicly financed universal health care in Vermont! (Start around minute 8).
Read more59 House members have introduced H156! It creates a clear roadmap for publicly financed health care for all Vermonters! (A companion bill S74 has also been introduced in the Senate). These bills phase in a universal health care system, starting with Universal Primary Care, including outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment. The bills […]
Read moreRead here about the state of Vermont’s health care in 2022 and about how publicly financed universal health care can make health care available for all Vermonters.
Read moreHealth Care Forum in Middlebury, VT
Read moreRead stories here about medical debt from around the state.
Read moreWhat’s as bad as having no health insurance? Paying for insurance you can’t afford to use! Vermont’s 2021 “Health Insurance Survey” is out; it reveals that over 187,000 insured Vermonters are still left to worry about paying for health care. 187,000+ people who have health insurance—either private insurance or Medicaid—meet the definition of being “under-insured” […]
Read moreThis is an updated list of reasons why the state of Vermont should not renew its contract with the OneCare ACO. It supplements the press release of September 2020 from five Vermont nonprofits which asked Vermont to end its affiliation with OneCare.
Read moreCCTV Town Meeting TV Dr. Deb Richter speaks on behalf of five nonprofit organizations that issued a joint statement demanding that the Scott administration end the State’s affiliation with OneCare Vermont, the accountable care organization (ACO) that now handles much of the money used to pay for Vermonters’ health care. The State has an agreement […]
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