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Which Vermont hospital is safest? New report gives 'D' and 'F' grades to these 2 facilities

Which Vermont hospital is safest? New report gives 'D' and 'F' grades to these 2 facilities

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In Vermont, state officials and hospital leaders are under enormous pressure to reduce health care costs as fast as possible. By law, they need to cut over $100 million in hospital spending next year — and they’ve set a goal of cutting costs by twice that amount before the year’s end. Read more: https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-07-09/state-backs-rural-birthing-center-closure-warns-more-difficult-decisions | Vermont Public

In Vermont, state officials and hospital leaders are under enormous pressure to reduce health care costs as fast as possible. By law, they need to cut over $100 million in hospital spending next year — and they’ve set a goal of cutting costs by twice that amount before the year’s end. Read more: https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-07-09/state-backs-rural-birthing-center-closure-warns-more-difficult-decisions | Vermont Public

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Images: Inside the Vermont State Hospital

Images: Inside the Vermont State Hospital

Vermont health care regulator finalizes FY26 hospital budgets

Vermont health care regulator finalizes FY26 hospital budgets

Country music star inspires young fans at Vermont hospital

Country music star inspires young fans at Vermont hospital

Vermont’s largest hospital system announced dozens of layoffs this week as part of a plan to cut nearly $185 million in spending by the end of next year. It’s an effort to rein in ballooning health care costs in the state, which are among the highest in the country. https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-08-01/in-review-uvm-health-layoffs-education-agency-hire-vermont-soccers-big-weekend | Vermont Public

Vermont’s largest hospital system announced dozens of layoffs this week as part of a plan to cut nearly $185 million in spending by the end of next year. It’s an effort to rein in ballooning health care costs in the state, which are among the highest in the country. https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-08-01/in-review-uvm-health-layoffs-education-agency-hire-vermont-soccers-big-weekend | Vermont Public

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Fiscal year 2026 budget decisions underway for Vermont’s largest hospital

Troopers, deputies, officers, firefighters, and EMTs from Lamoille county joined together to show their support for the staff at Copley Hospital in Morrisville. Thank you for the amazing work your doing! | Vermont State Police

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Central Vermont First Responders showing our Medical Personnel at Central Vermont Hospital some love and appreciation. #weareallinthistogether | Vermont State Police

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Vermont State University celebrates unified opening

Vermont Edition sat down with University of Vermont Health Network CEO Sunny Eappen on Tuesday. We talk with Dr. Eappen about why the state's largest hospital system has some of the highest insurance premiums in the country, and the role hospitals play in setting health care costs. Listen: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition/2025-07-15/uvm-health-network-ceo-sunny-eappen-on-hospital-spending | Vermont Public

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Vt. hospitals curb nursing shortage by uptraining other employees

Brattleboro Memorial Hospital announced last week it's now projected to lose $14.5 million this fiscal year. The news came as the hospital resubmitted its budget to state regulators, who rejected the hospital’s prior spending plan earlier this year on the grounds that its numbers didn’t add up. Watch Vermont This Week: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-12-05/in-review-voter-information-lawsuit-property-tax-forecast-brattleboro-hospital-finances | Vermont Public

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How Vermont’s largest hospital now protects patient info 3 years after ransomware attack

Today Troopers from our Derby Barracks, along with Northeast Kingdom area law enforcement, fire, and EMS showed their appreciation for the hard-working healthcare providers and staff at North Country Hospital in Newport. A huge thank you to the other agencies who contributed, too numerous to list, and most of all to the staff and providers in our hospitals who work tirelessly to keep us healthy during these trying times. | Vermont State Police

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Video shows Vermont state troopers rescue a child from frozen pond

We train for it. We’re ready for it. Do you have what it takes? | Vermont State Police

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Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas faces a federal lawsuit for defying a Trump administration request to turn over personal voter information. Watch Vermont This Week: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-this-week/2025-12-05/in-review-voter-information-lawsuit-property-tax-forecast-brattleboro-hospital-finances | Vermont Public

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Historians investigate believed burial of state hospital patients in Waterbury

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The oldest hospital in Vermont opened almost 200 years ago. It might be haunted

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Report: Racism pervasive at Vermont psychiatric hospital

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Today, we celebrate Captain Scott Dunlap as he retires after 21 years with the Vermont State Police. As Chief Criminal Investigator, Captain Dunlap dedicated the majority of his career to the Criminal Division, where his passion for detective work and commitment to justice made a lasting impact on Vermont. We thank him for his service and wish him the very best in retirement. Enjoy, Captain! | Vermont State Police

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After 20 years of dedicated service, Captain Roger Farmer retires from the Vermont State Police. He brought valuable life experience to the agency, rising through the ranks to serve as Troop B Commander. We thank him for his commitment to Vermont and wish him the very best in retirement. | Vermont State Police

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Vermont allows out of state patients to end their lives with medical supervision

Vermont merges three state colleges to preserve affordable higher education

Vermont State Colleges now offering free tuition for select programs this fall

Vermont State Police try sending mental health workers out with troopers. Is it working?

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