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Medicaid Changes Are Set to Kick In for Vermonters | Seven Days (opens the original)
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State workers bustled inside Ferrisburgh Town Hall on a recent afternoon, arranging rows of folding chairs and queuing up a slideshow in the main room. On the modest stage, Department of Vermont Health Access Commissioner DaShawn Groves and deputy commissioner Leslie Wisdom took their seats at a table, ready to explain the coming Medicaid changes to the people who will have to contend with them. Nearly 50,000 low-income Vermonters will be subject to new requirements beginning next year. The stat
Federal Government Rejects Montpelier Group’s Bid for Former Post Office | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The federal government has rejected a local nonprofit’s $540,000 bid to buy Monpelier’s former post office and federal office building and plans to put the flood-damaged property up for auction again. The 87 State Street Local Development Corporation was the high bidder when a federal auction for the downtown building ended August 6. But the U.S. General Service Administration, which owns the building, declined to accept the offer, according to the local group, which announced the decision Frida
UVM Health to Eliminate 199 Positions Amid Growing Financial Pressure | Seven Days (opens the original)
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UVM Health plans to eliminate approximately 199 positions in late October, the latest round of workforce reductions as Vermont’s largest health care provider confronts mounting financial pressure. Employees affected by the cuts are being notified Tuesday and Wednesday, according to an email that UVM Health chief executive officer Dr. Stephen Leffler sent to staff Tuesday morning. The reductions span the health system and include both managers and other employees. “I want you to know that none of
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Reverses Plan to Close Birthing Center | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital has reversed its decision to close its birthing center at the end of the year, offering a reprieve for southeastern Vermont’s last hospital-based labor and delivery unit. A press release from the hospital said its board had “affirmed its commitment” to continuing obstetric and birthing services. Asked Friday whether that meant the board had formally reversed its June decision to close the center, a hospital spokesperson told Seven Days that “the Board has voted to c
Expecting Trouble: Vermonters Are Losing Local Birth Centers | Seven Days (opens the original)
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When Cassey Kellner-Bourdeau and her husband, Jake Patnoe, were preparing to welcome their first child, there was no question where they would have the baby. The birthing center at Copley Hospital was their obvious choice. It was the closest option, just 15 minutes from their home in Wolcott, which became especially important when Kellner-Bourdeau developed a pregnancy-related liver disease. But almost as important, she wanted the intimate, midwife-centered approach for which the small community
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