February 21, 2025 - 20:53

The UVM Health Network has announced that it will continue to operate its dialysis centers located in Newport, Rutland, and St. Albans. This decision comes after the Green Mountain Care Board lifted a revenue cap that had previously posed challenges for the facilities.
The dialysis centers play a crucial role in providing essential services to patients with kidney disease, ensuring they have access to life-saving treatments within their communities. By keeping these centers open, the UVM Health Network aims to enhance patient care and maintain accessibility for individuals requiring regular dialysis sessions.
Community members and healthcare advocates have expressed relief at the news, emphasizing the importance of local access to healthcare services. The decision is expected to alleviate concerns about patient travel and the potential for increased healthcare costs associated with seeking treatment farther from home.
Overall, the continued operation of these dialysis centers represents a significant commitment to patient health and well-being in Vermont.
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