Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice

08/26/2025

Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice has been nominated in The Times Argus' Best of the Best 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards! These awards celebrate the people, businesses, and organizations that make Washington County a better place to live.

Please show us your support by casting a vote for CVHHH in the Health & Wellness category at www.timesargus.com/best

Check it out now!

08/22/2025

The Above and Beyond Award is given quarterly to CVHHH employees who go the extra mile to provide outstanding service to the team, agency, or community. Recipients are nominated by their colleagues and receive a $100 bonus.

Jamie Malone, a medical social worker on our hospice team, and Danielle Gorton, an LNA in Long-Term Care, our most recent winners. They shared what inspires them in their work.

Way to go, Jamie and Danielle!

08/20/2025

Did you know that you can use your 3SquaresVT benefits at the farmers' market as well as the grocery store? Soak up the remaining weeks of summer with some fresh fruits and veggies!

Food is more than fuel. It's comfort, health, and connection.

3SquaresVT provides monthly assistance so you can choose foods that nourish both body and spirit.

Many senior Vermonters qualify and find real relief.

Explore your options:
https://www.agewellvt.org/services/food-meal-delivery/3squaresvt/

08/18/2025

Congrats to a beloved community physician, Tony Williams, on your retirement. Thank you for almost 40 years of service to Central Vermonters. 🤗

08/18/2025

CVHHH's hospice program works hand-in-hand with patients, their families, and physicians to meet their medical and non-medical needs and achieve the highest-possible quality of life, even as death nears.

Whether that’s a baptism in Joe’s Pond, like Stacy, or taking a family joy ride to Lake Memphremagog in a two-door, standard shift, British racing green Mini Cooper, like Rich, our goal is to help clients and their loved ones find the time and space to focus on what matters most when it matters most.

08/14/2025

Congratulations to Abby, one of our awesome PCAs, on her new mountain bike! Abby won the bike in CVHHH's Summer Wellness Giveaway, a fun drawing with prizes meant to help team members relax, recharge, and enjoy the season to the fullest.

08/12/2025

CVHHH’s Longitudinal Care Program extends care at home for Central Vermonters who are at high risk for rehospitalization or no longer qualify for traditional home health services.

Clients take their own vitals from home every day and share them with their care team through the program’s telemonitoring service. By partnering in the management of their health, clients report that they are more likely to get ahead of a medical event before it requires a trip to the hospital.

Donate today to support independent and healthful living in our community: interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E353499&id=35

08/07/2025

August is National Breastfeeding Month, an opportunity to recognize and empower parents on their feeding journeys. Lactation support is a key component of CVHHH’s Maternal and Family Child Health (MFCH) program. Led by Michelle Dane, RN, CLC, the MFCH program offers a range of medical and non-medical supports and services to promote the health and wellness of families and children from pregnancy through birth and beyond.

To learn more about these services, or to talk with someone about your or your child’s needs, please visit: www.cvhhh.org/services/care-for-moms-and-babies.

08/04/2025

CVHHH honors and remembers CVHHH nurse Phyllis Skinner who passed away last month at the age of 90. Phyllis spent 22 of her remarkable 63-year nursing career at CVHHH, and was a beloved member of this community.

To read Phyllis' obituary, please visit: www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/phyllis-skinner-obituary?id=58956624

View Phyllis Jean Delano Skinner's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

08/01/2025

Having a hospital go-bag ready can give you and your loved ones peace of mind in the event of an emergency hospital stay. Curious about what items to pack? Vermont Public's Go-Bag Checklist (posted in the comments) is a great resource to help you get started.

Learn more: www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-07-15/older-adults-hospital-go-bag

Nearly a quarter of U.S. emergency department visits among people 60 and older resulted in a hospital stay. The rate goes up the older you get. That's why health experts recommend seniors pack an emergency go-bag to make surprise hospital visits better.

07/30/2025

Led by Diana Moore, CVHHH's Bereavement Coordinator, our grief support groups help participants find ways to cope with grief through mutual support and sharing personal experiences.

The next six-week series for the Spouse/Partner Loss support group begins on August 6. To learn more and register, please visit:

Find compassionate grief support groups in Central Vermont through CVHHH. Connect with others and navigate your healing journey together.

07/28/2025

A $5,000 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union will help CVHHH expand our hospice and outpatient palliative care services to reach more Central Vermonters seeking compassionate end-of-life care and support at home. Thank you, NCFCU!

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Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) is thrilled to share that it has received a $5,000 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union (NCFCU). The funds will be used to expand hospice and outpatient palliative care services to Central Vermonters who are seeking compassionate end-of-life care...