Caring for Kids

A video visit is a secure online appointment between you and your child and their provider using a computer, tablet or smartphone.

While our communities have been rattled from the swift and unexpected changes from COVID-19, the LGBTQ+ population is managing additional challenges. Our LGBTQ+ friends, family and neighbors have faced...

All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are a popular recreational activity and they can be a useful tool for those who own large areas of land or farms, however the UVM Medical Center reports a threefold…

The school year has ended and many summer camps and childcare programs remain closed prompting families to get creative in the way they entertain their children. Home playsets, trampolines, bounce houses, and…

The UVM Health Network has used video visits to provide a convenient, safe and secure care option to our patients. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have expanded this offering across our primary and specialty care practices.

Have COVID-19 questions about your child's health and safety? These doctors from the University of Vermont Children's Hospital have a few answers.

The poison center gets calls every day—and they have been increasing with more people staying at home and spending extra time cleaning and disinfecting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I can't even. If you find yourself muttering these words more and more often as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on, you might be suffering from “compassion fatigue.”

Whether it be an illness, injury, or ongoing medical condition that needs attention, please know that our providers across the UVM Health Network are open and ready to provide care.…

Vermont Family Network’s Puppets in Education and UVM Children’s Hospital created this 9-minute video for children to learn what to do if they are experiencing abuse at home.