Commission seeks $160,000 for mental health training for emergency service providers Emergency service provider commission requests funding for mental health training across the state.

Vermont's Emergency Service Provider Commission is pushing for $160,000 to provide crucial mental health training for first responders facing daily trauma.

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Vermont Bill H.270 strengthens confidentiality for emergency service peer counseling Bill H.270 provides confidentiality protections for peer support sessions in emergency services.

Vermont's House Bill 270 is set to revolutionize mental health support for emergency responders by ensuring their peer counseling sessions remain confidential, but will it truly safeguard their well-being?

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Vermont EMS faces revenue cuts as Medicare changes loom Ambulance services in Vermont risk losing up to 322% of Medicare revenue without intervention.

Vermont's emergency medical services are on the brink of a crisis, with potential Medicare revenue cuts looming that could devastate rural ambulance operations.

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