The University of Vermont Children’s Hospital
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25,000
Patient visits to Children’s Specialty Center per year in 20+ specialty programs
325
Admissions to our Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) per year
2,200
Babies born each year at UVM Children’s Hospital
150
Number of caregivers it takes to run 24/7 NICU care
25
Years of service (so far!) of Lewis First, MD, Chief of Pediatrics
Inside UVM Children's Hospital
First With Kids: What You Need to Know About Teen Suicide
No Warning Signs
Making a DifferencePediatrics to Primary Care: Transition Tips for Parents
Caring for KidsSupporting Your Medically Complex Child into Adult Care
Caring for KidsFeeling Too Old for a Pediatrician? Tips for Young Adults Seeking Adult Care
Caring for KidsHow to Host a Virtual Baby Shower
Making a DifferenceTravel Has Changed, But Car Seat Safety Remains
Caring for KidsFirst with Kids: Child Stress During the Pandemic
In Good Hands
Our providers and staff work hard every day to deliver high quality care to our patients and families.
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Vaccine Update: People ages 65 and older can now sign up to get FREE COVID-19 vaccines. Making an appointment is easy and vaccination sites are conveniently located across the state. Get started at HealthVermont.gov/MyVaccine #OurShotVT
"Every shot in an arm has a chance of saving a life. There are open vaccine appointments for those eligible, and if I could come to every single one of their houses and convince them to go, I would, because this is still a life or death emergency,” said Dr. Tim Lahey, infectious disease physician at the UVM Medical Center.
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Great news, Vermont! People ages 65 and up are now eligible to make an appointment for FREE COVID-19 vaccines. For details on scheduling and how to sign up, visit HealthVermont.gov/MyVaccine #OurShotVT
This week’s “First with Kids” tries to make cents, oops I mean sense, as to how to recognize and what to do if your child has an allergy to nickel. https://t.co/MAUhbwTWKX
This week’s “First with Kids” addresses teen self-harm and suicide prevention, a challenging topic but one that warrants discussion in these challenging times. https://t.co/u6NoVKKDbq
This week’s “First with Kids” resolves to provide some New Year’s resolutions for infants, children, and teenagers as we welcome 2021! Happy New Year everyone! https://t.co/3ds5Cs8tTN
This week’s “First with Kids” puts you in the snow–oops–make that in the know–when it comes to snowmobile safety this winter. Happy holidays! https://t.co/FJXPa2zgg7
The Great Hospital Adventure
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