Community Health

Advance Care Planning is a legal process to document healthcare wishes for future use.

The Diabetes Support Group meets monthly for patients to discuss diabetes management, share ideas, and seek support.

Community Health accepts medical, behavioral health, dental, and eye insurance plans in Vermont and New York, including Medicaid from both states.

Student preceptorships at Community Health offer hands-on clinical experience, professional mentorship, and the opportunity to build confidence in a supportive, patient-centered environment.

Community Health offers clerical, administrative, and clinical roles across primary care, dentistry, and behavioral health in eight locations.

Self-pay patients automatically receive a 20% discount, with an additional 15% off for payment at time of service. Patient Navigators assist with insurance, Medicaid, and financial assistance options.

Community Health offers a sliding fee discount program based on family size and income, ensuring everyone can access affordable medical, dental, and behavioral health services, regardless of insurance status.

Community Health has provided quality, affordable, family-centered medical and dental care since 2004—serving Rutland County with compassion, accessibility, and a full range of services.

The Community Health Foundation supports access to care through donor-funded programs, services, and patient assistance.

Community Health and Rutland Regional Medical Center conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment every three years, gathering data from surveys, focus groups, and secondary sources.

Community Health provides affordable primary care to all community members, regardless of payment ability.