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The following articles were originally published in the Brattleboro Reformer on the dates indicated.
Resources for Your Health
Most uninsured Vermonters say they have no coverage because they can’t afford it. Now, thanks to expanded federal assistance through the American Rescue Plan, qualified health plans are more affordable than ever before.
Read More...Did You Get Your Shot?
Did you get your flu shot yet? It’s important for the same reason as your COVID-19 shot.
Read More...Anaplasmosis – Another Common Tick-Borne Disease
Lyme disease is often in the news these days, so by now, most people know at least the basics about how it is contracted, what to do if you get a tick bite, and how to avoid it. What about the other common tick-borne disease—anaplasmosis?
Read More...What is Monkeypox?
Monkeypox is mainly spread through prolonged skin-to-skin contact and contact with objects, surfaces, and fabrics used by someone who has the disease.
Read More...COVID-19 Treatments – What If I’m Positive?
It is thought that over the next few months, most people in Vermont will have become infected with the virus at some point. What do you do if you are positive for COVID? There are different types of treatments available. Your health care provider will help determine which one is right for you.
Read More...Do You Have Memory Loss Concerns?
How can you tell the difference between the normal memory lapses and memory loss that is caused by Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia?
Read More...May: For Mothers and More
In my role as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, one of my greatest joys is supporting and educating all parents as they navigate parenthood.
Read More...Why We Love Being OTs
One of the best things about being an Occupational Therapist is that we get to know each patient—to gain an understanding of what is important to them, what motivates them, and what they hope to achieve.
Read More...What is Integrative Medicine?
At its heart, integrative medicine is a practice of listening, flexibility, and willingness to make a plan that can be put into practice as part of a daily routine to help restore balance based on a person’s individual goals. This is your healthcare: it should fit your life.
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