The CEO Message to the Community covers COVID-19 boosters and flu shots, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Emergency Department expansion, a poetic testimonial, and Giving Tuesday 2022. Read on for all the details.
Read More...The CEO Message to the Community covers COVID-19 boosters and flu shots, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), Emergency Department expansion, a poetic testimonial, and Giving Tuesday 2022. Read on for all the details.
Read More...Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) Juliette Carr was a featured speaker at the American Herbalists Guild (AHG) National Symposium in Bethesda, MD, on Oct. 22.
Read More...Did you get your flu shot yet? It’s important for the same reason as your COVID-19 shot.
Read More...Grace Cottage has plenty of flu shots and COVID-19 boosters (the bivalent vaccine) available. The CDC recommends that you get both shots done at the same time, and many of […]
Read More...Grace Cottage Family Health will be offering a flu vaccine clinic on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 am to noon. Pre-registration is recommended (802-365-4331); walk-ins will be accommodated as space allows.
Read More...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...COVID-19 Update: Boosters Yes, COVID-19 continues to be among us, as I can attest. I successfully made it through 2020, 2021, and most of 2022 before contracting it, but my […]
Read More...I’m very pleased to announce that we have TeleEmergency services available 24/7 in our Emergency Department, thanks to a partnership with Dartmouth Health’s Connected Care. Grace Cottage Emergency Medicine physicians and providers now have an immediate link to their colleagues – Board-Certified Emergency Medicine physicians and nurses at Dartmouth Health – via high-quality two-way video communication.
Read More...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...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.
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