Community Health News Recent News From Community Health READ MORE Community Health addresses ‘mental health crisis’ with new staff, programs January 13, 2021 Katie James, RN-BC, is coordinating Community Health’s involvement in Come Alive Outside’s Passport to Recovery project which helps those in recovery from addiction or anyone who is suffering from anxiety or depression. The program will offer more than 40 activities over a 10-week period. READ MORE Holiday Greetings 2020 from Community Health December 21, 2020 "It has been a year of collaborative brilliance, where together we have defined going above and beyond." READ MORE Coronavirus Vaccine Information as of December 19, 2020 December 18, 2020 The Centers for Disease Control is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus named COVID-19. The outbreak first started in Wuhan, China, but cases have been identified in a growing number of other international locations including South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan and Hong Kong. It is important that the Rutland community know about this virus and how to protect themselves and each other from contracting it. READ MORE November is American Diabetes Month at Community Health November 15, 2020 Community Health's diabetes education program has been accredited by the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists (ADCES), a professional organization whose vision is “to drive optimal outcomes through the integration of diabetes clinical management, education, prevention and support.” This recognition of Community Health’s quality diabetes education program coincides with American Diabetes Month, an annual spotlight on the risks faced by those with diabetes, and a time to learn about resources and education for paths to wellness and how to live with diabetes. READ MORE Take a video tour of newly renovated Community Health Mettowee October 30, 2020 Take a video tour of Community Health Mettowee in beautiful West Pawlet, Vermont where we serve patients from Vermont and New York. Receive excellent quality health care for you and your entire family. We are honored to take care of your health care needs at Community Health Mettowee, or at any of our other clinics in the Rutland county area. — Welcome New Providers — Krystal Cota Welcome Kate Yakunovich Welcome Neil Senior Welcome Kaitlin R. Van Hoesen Welcome Julie Paul Welcome Brad Bissell Welcome Ryan Waltzer Welcome Alison C. Landgraf Welcome — From Our Facebook Feed — Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction iconsCommunity Health 23 hours ago Community Health offers services at three Rutland nursing homes: Mountain View Center, Rutland Rehabilitation and Rehab Center and at The Pines. We want to take a moment to recognize the incredible hard work, determination, safety, humor and unwavering care displayed by our Nursing Home staff during the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are a few staff members sampling new PPE. We love that in spite of this situation, they are having fun and ready to get to work in our community. Together, we can overcome anything. #covid_19 #COVID19 #covid #essentialworkers #communityhealth #communityhealthvt #safetyfirst ... See MoreSee Less+1View on Facebook·ShareShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by EmailView CommentsLikes: 32Shares: 4Comments: 4Comment on FacebookTrue Hero’s! Thank you so much! That is my old office ❣️Heroes!Thank you...Community Health 2 days ago Attention to our wonderful Community Health patients:Did you know that you can now pay your bill online? If you don't have a Patient Portal account or want to pay for health care services for someone other than yourself, you can now make a secure payment by credit card.It's super easy to pay online, just follow this link:easypay5.com/swidgetR101/CustomPages/PayNowForm2.aspxFor a list of all payment options, visit our website:www.chcrr.org/make-payment-online ... See MoreSee LessPayment Options - Community Healthwww.chcrr.orgWelcome to Community Health. We look forward to taking care of the medical and dental needs for you and your family, something we’ve done since 2004. We operate Primary Care Medical Offices in Rutland, Brandon, Castleton, Shoreham and West Pawlet, Vermont. All of our offices are accepting new pati... View on Facebook·ShareShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by EmailView CommentsLikes: 4Shares: 1Comments: 0Comment on FacebookCommunity Health 3 days ago It's with great pleasure that we welcome new staff to Community Health. They will be going to Dental, Castleton, Rutland, Medical Records, Allen Pond & Administration. We're happy that they've chosen to work with our team and wish them all the best.For anyone else looking for a new career opportunity, check us out: www.chcrr.org/join-our-team/ ... See MoreSee LessView on Facebook·ShareShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by EmailView CommentsLikes: 20Shares: 2Comments: 6Comment on FacebookCongratulations to you all. Kate Yak so proud of you and wish you so much success at Community Health Welcome to our amazing Team!Welcome to the team y'all 😊Welcome to the CHCRR family!Welcome!Welcome to the tribeView more commentsCommunity Health 4 days ago The biggest reasons giving blood is so important:1. About 36,000 units of red blood cells and 7,000 units of platelets are needed every single day in the U.S.2. The most requested blood type by hospitals is type O. This kind of blood can be transfused to patients of all blood types, so it’s always in great demand and very short supply. Only 7% of people in the U.S. have type O.3. A single car accident victim may need up to 100 pints of blood to survive.4. About 6.8 million people donate blood every year in the U.S.5. 38% of our population is eligible to donate, but less than 10% actually do.6. Donating blood is a simple, safe process. All you have to do is register, take a mini medical history test, donate, and then accept free refreshments like water, Gatorade, granola bars, etc.7. A single donation from a single patient can help more than one person.To find a blood donation site in your area follow this link:tinyurl.com/y6camgzg #NationalBloodDonorMonth #GiveBloodSaveLife #GiveBloodShareLife #donateblooddonatelife ... See MoreSee LessView on Facebook·ShareShare on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by EmailView CommentsLikes: 5Shares: 1Comments: 1Comment on FacebookO positive is actually the most common blood type and O neg is 6% of the us population... Load more Community Connection • Recent Issues Community Connection - Volume 7 December 10, 2020 Inside this issue: Brandon Community Pharmacy and Keeping Everyone COVID Safe. Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. READ MORE Community Connection - Volume 6 September 9, 2020 Inside this issue: Care Managers | Scholarship Winner | Best Provider Awards | Lyme Disease. Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. READ MORE Community Connection - Volume 5 June 25, 2020 Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. Inside this issue: Telemedicine | Unity through Community Video Blog | Community Health Board of Directors READ MORE Community Wellness Calendar • Recent Issues Healthy You Wellness Calendar — March/April 2020 February 26, 2020 A bi-monthly publication produced by Rutland Regional Medical Center designed to provide health resources to our community. This publication is packed with classes ranging from safe babysitting to stress management, and workshops covering diabetes and healthy living. Find information on upcoming athletic events and races, as well as links to community wellness resources and support groups. Download your copy today. READ MORE Healthy You Wellness Calendar — Jan-Feb 2020 December 16, 2019 A bi-monthly publication produced by Rutland Regional Medical Center designed to provide health resources to our community. This publication is packed with classes ranging from safe babysitting to stress management, and workshops covering diabetes and healthy living. Find information on upcoming athletic events and races, as well as links to community wellness resources and support groups. Download your copy today. READ MORE Coronavirus Vaccine Information as of December 19, 2020The Centers for Disease Control is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus named COVID-19. The outbreak first started in Wuhan, China, but cases have been identified in a growing number of other international locations including South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan and Hong Kong. It is important that the […] Read more
READ MORE Community Health addresses ‘mental health crisis’ with new staff, programs January 13, 2021 Katie James, RN-BC, is coordinating Community Health’s involvement in Come Alive Outside’s Passport to Recovery project which helps those in recovery from addiction or anyone who is suffering from anxiety or depression. The program will offer more than 40 activities over a 10-week period. READ MORE Holiday Greetings 2020 from Community Health December 21, 2020 "It has been a year of collaborative brilliance, where together we have defined going above and beyond." READ MORE Coronavirus Vaccine Information as of December 19, 2020 December 18, 2020 The Centers for Disease Control is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus named COVID-19. The outbreak first started in Wuhan, China, but cases have been identified in a growing number of other international locations including South Korea, Italy, Iran, Japan and Hong Kong. It is important that the Rutland community know about this virus and how to protect themselves and each other from contracting it. READ MORE November is American Diabetes Month at Community Health November 15, 2020 Community Health's diabetes education program has been accredited by the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists (ADCES), a professional organization whose vision is “to drive optimal outcomes through the integration of diabetes clinical management, education, prevention and support.” This recognition of Community Health’s quality diabetes education program coincides with American Diabetes Month, an annual spotlight on the risks faced by those with diabetes, and a time to learn about resources and education for paths to wellness and how to live with diabetes. READ MORE Take a video tour of newly renovated Community Health Mettowee October 30, 2020 Take a video tour of Community Health Mettowee in beautiful West Pawlet, Vermont where we serve patients from Vermont and New York. Receive excellent quality health care for you and your entire family. We are honored to take care of your health care needs at Community Health Mettowee, or at any of our other clinics in the Rutland county area.
Krystal Cota Welcome Kate Yakunovich Welcome Neil Senior Welcome Kaitlin R. Van Hoesen Welcome Julie Paul Welcome Brad Bissell Welcome Ryan Waltzer Welcome Alison C. Landgraf Welcome
Community Connection - Volume 7 December 10, 2020 Inside this issue: Brandon Community Pharmacy and Keeping Everyone COVID Safe. Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. READ MORE Community Connection - Volume 6 September 9, 2020 Inside this issue: Care Managers | Scholarship Winner | Best Provider Awards | Lyme Disease. Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. READ MORE Community Connection - Volume 5 June 25, 2020 Your health is our mission. Keeping you connected and up-to-date with our practices benefiting your well-being and health care. Inside this issue: Telemedicine | Unity through Community Video Blog | Community Health Board of Directors READ MORE
Healthy You Wellness Calendar — March/April 2020 February 26, 2020 A bi-monthly publication produced by Rutland Regional Medical Center designed to provide health resources to our community. This publication is packed with classes ranging from safe babysitting to stress management, and workshops covering diabetes and healthy living. Find information on upcoming athletic events and races, as well as links to community wellness resources and support groups. Download your copy today. READ MORE Healthy You Wellness Calendar — Jan-Feb 2020 December 16, 2019 A bi-monthly publication produced by Rutland Regional Medical Center designed to provide health resources to our community. This publication is packed with classes ranging from safe babysitting to stress management, and workshops covering diabetes and healthy living. Find information on upcoming athletic events and races, as well as links to community wellness resources and support groups. Download your copy today. READ MORE
