Interventional Pain Medicine, University of Vermont Medical Center
About Interventional Pain Medicine, University of Vermont Medical Center
University of Vermont Health is a nonprofit, academic health system deeply committed to reimagining rural health across Vermont and northern New York. With over 100 years of service, the system is anchored by the University of Vermont Medical Center, which functions as an academic anchor, collaborating closely with the UVM's Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine and the College of Nursing and Health Sciences. This academic foundation ensures local access to advanced treatments, new therapies, and medical discoveries stemming from robust research and clinical trials, helping to keep exceptional care close to home for over one million people in their rural region. The system prioritizes a patient-centered approach across its broad network of hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized treatment locations. Their commitment is reflected in strategic priorities emphasizing Quality and Safety, Access to Care, and Affordability, all delivered with compassion. Whether addressing serious emergencies via Vermont’s only Level 1 Trauma Center, managing chronic disease through integrated care, or providing specialized services like orthopedic care or oncology, UVM Health focuses on coordinating services seamlessly using shared electronic health records across its system. This extensive network includes primary care practices certified as Patient-Centered Medical Homes, a key distinction highlighting dedication to high-quality, team-based care. They are also focused on addressing the unique barriers to rural health, such as workforce shortages and long travel distances, through innovations like digital health options and community collaborations that look beyond traditional medical services to include factors like housing and nutrition.