What’s the difference between the federal pharmacy program and state sponsored sites? Staff report There are two parallel programs for receiving your Covid-19 vaccine — one run by the state and one run by the federal government through partnering pharmacies. […]
Category: Covid 19 local resource guide
Reopening plan requires vaccinations
By Polly Mikula Governor Phil Scott issued the “Vermont Forward, Roadmap to Reopening” on April 6, which outlined a three step approach to reopening the Vermont economy based on projected vaccination milestones reached. “We now have three safe and […]
2021 Covid-19 Vaccination Guide
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FAQs about the Covid-19 vaccine
The Vermont Dept. of Health and health officials across the globe urge all adults ages 16-plus to get vaccinated for Covid-19 as soon as they’re eligible to help stop the spread of the disease and its variants — we all […]
How can I help my community through this pandemic?
Governor Phil Scott is calling all Vermonters into service with the launch of a new website allowing people to sign up for volunteer assistance to support the state’s response to Covid-19: vermont.gov/volunteer. The website directs those with medical and healthcare […]
Caring for pets, livestock in the time of coronavirus
By M. Kathleen Shaw, DVM Vt Veterinary Association The coronavirus pandemic has left many worried about the safety of their pets and whether or not the virus can be transmitted to/from their pets. This is especially true given the recent […]
Talking with children about Covid-19
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offers guidance for parents As public conversations around the Covid-19 coronavirus increase, children may worry about themselves, their family, and friends getting ill. Parents, family members, school staff, and other trusted adults can […]
Battling wifi connectivity issues? There’s help
Staff report Vermonters are staying home and staying safe during the Covid-19 emergency, but for many that has meant getting by with no access to the internet at home. The difficulty has been particularly challenging for students who are adapting […]
Insurers required to cover Covid-19 costs
If you have had a loss of income, you could qualify for more health care subsidies On Wednesday, April 15, Governor Phil Scott and the Department of Financial Regulation (DFR) announced an emergency regulation requiring commercial insurers to waive cost-sharing requirements, such […]
Accessing unemployment benefits, state and fed
Over 80,000 Vermonters have filed unemployment claims since the middle of March. The state unemployment fund covers 46% of weekly gross earnings averaged over the past three quarters. On top of that, the U.S. Congress passed the CARES act adding […]