What is licensed across Northwestern Vermont

Home health is licensed to Chittenden and Addison County through UVMHN Home Health and Hospice and Addison County Home Health & Hospice.

How the Northwestern Vermont search works

Northwestern Vermont contains the state's largest concentration of care organizations but also stretches into islands, farm towns and rural roads where staffing and travel can change the practical options.

Regional centers and a realistic radius

Albans, Middlebury.

  • Greater Burlington and Chittenden County
  • St. Albans and Franklin County
  • Champlain Islands
  • Middlebury and northern Addison County

Age Well covers four counties

It runs Meals on Wheels, community meals, a restaurant ticket programme, special events, care and service coordination, and health and wellness classes such as Tai Chi, all through one helpline at 1-800-642-5119.

Its community meals are held at more than 70 sites across northwestern Vermont, from small rural gatherings to senior centers and restaurants, and are open to anyone 60 and over and a spouse of any age with a suggested donation.

Meal sites, food hubs and rides across the lake counties

Examples of the sites are the Heineberg Community Senior Center in Burlington, the Arrowhead Senior Center in Milton, the R.E.C.

Zone in Williston, the Winooski Senior Center and the Franklin County Senior Center at 75 Messenger Street in St.

Albans.

Feeding Champlain Valley runs food hubs in Burlington and Middlebury for the four counties.

In Addison County, Elderly Services runs the Project Independence adult day center in Middlebury, and Addison County Transit Resources has been the county's public transportation provider since 1992.

The counties, one at a time

  • Chittenden County: 28 licensed settings in Burlington, Colchester, Essex Junction, Richmond, Shelburne, South Burlington, Underhill, Williston and others; 7 with a dementia designation and 13 accepting Medicaid.
  • Franklin County: 6 licensed settings in Enosburg Falls, Richford, St. Albans; 1 with a dementia designation and 4 accepting Medicaid.
  • Grand Isle County: no licensed senior-living setting in the state record.
  • Addison County: 4 licensed settings in Middlebury, Salisbury; 2 with a dementia designation and 1 accepting Medicaid.