Welcome back to our Adult Day Program, friends!
Greetings from our newly reopened South Burlington Adult Day Program. It’s so good to see everyone! Welcome to our returning friends and deep gratitude to our team mates who worked tirelessly to make reunions like the one pictured possible. They include: Home Health & Hospice’s Facilities’ Bob Martin and Gary...
Virtual Fun Run raises $60,000 to support Respite House
The University of Vermont Health Network – Home Health & Hospice completed its 2021 Virtual Fun Run recently, raising $60,000 to benefit the McClure Miller Respite House. The weeklong event, held May 7-14, included support from members of the community, Home Health & Hospice staff and volunteers, and a broad range of community partners. For...
Familiy honors late mom in very special way this Mother’s Day
This Mother’s Day takes on special meaning for the family of Linda Murray, who spent her final days at McClure Miller Respite House last October. Linda’s children, Brenda Roberts and Norm Morrill, pictured being interviewed by WPTZ-TV, were so thankful for the care their mother received that they wanted to...
Phased reopening of Adult Day Program begins June 9
South Burlington Location To Welcome Participants Next Month The University of Vermont Health Network – Home Health & Hospice Adult Day Program, which provides critical care and therapeutic services to the community, will reopen its South Burlington site on June 9, based on guidance from the state of Vermont. Statewide,...
Physical therapist Scottie Taylor receives Janet S. Munt Award
We join the chorus of those celebrating the work of our own Scottie Taylor, pediatric rehabilitation physical therapist, who received the Janet S. Munt Prevention Award at KidSafe Collaborative‘s 32nd Outstanding Service Awards ceremony last week. The Janet S. Munt Prevention Award is presented to “an individual working to promote...
Celebrating our dedicated hospice volunteers during Volunteer Week
During National Volunteer Week (April 18 to 24), we join organizations nationwide in celebrating volunteer service and the gifts of time and talent individuals selflessly offer in support of others. This commitment is especially valuable and heartfelt in hospice, and especially noteworthy in this time of increased need in our...
Evening with the Respite House May 13 invites connection, healing
Grief and loss have touched every one of us in unique ways over the past year. Join us for conversation and reflection to deepen our understanding, find nourishment through connection, and help make room for our experiences as integral parts of ourselves. During “An Evening with the Respite House: Finding...
237 COVID-19 shots and counting delivered to homebound patients
Vaccinating homebound patients requires a high degree of precision, explains Gretchen Bates, vice president of Clinical Operations, who is leading efforts to inoculate eligible homebound Home Health & Hospice patients against COVID-19. Because of changing weekly quantities and vaccine delivery times — and new, vaccine-eligible patients continually admitted to our...
Our virtual Fun Run returns in May; we hope you’ll join us!
Our annual Fun Run is back this year and we hope you can join us in supporting our beloved Respite House. With health and safety concerns, we will again be hosting this event virtually. Learn more or register here. The McClure Miller Respite House, Vermont’s only Medicare-certified inpatient hospice facility, has served our...
COVID-19 vaccination updates for our patients
Home Health & Hospice is following guidelines set by the State of Vermont that determine when Vermont residents are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Right now, the vaccine is available to those who are 75 and over. If you are in this age group, homebound and a current Home...