What is licensed across Southern Vermont
Home health is licensed to Rutland and Rutland County through Bayada Home Health Care Inc and VNA and Hospice of the Southwest Region.
How the Southern Vermont search works
Mountain travel, winter access and distance to family can materially change which home schedule or community location works.
Regional centers and a realistic radius
Most searches here centre on Rutland, Bennington, Brattleboro.
- Rutland County
- Bennington and the southwest
- Brattleboro and the southeast
- Manchester-area and mountain towns
Meals and rides in Bennington, Rutland and Windham
The Southwestern council sponsors community meals at public sites across Bennington and Rutland counties, with suggested donations of $3.50 to $7.00, free to anyone 60 or over and to a spouse of any age.
Examples are the Godnick Adult Center in Rutland on Monday and Thursday and the Manchester Community Library on Tuesday and Thursday.
Green Mountain Express is the transportation broker for Bennington County and works with agency partners to coordinate rides for older adults and people with disabilities alongside Medicaid medical trips.
Senior Solutions takes calls about Meals on Wheels and community meals in Windham County at 802-465-4293.
The counties, one at a time
- Bennington County: 13 licensed settings in Bennington, Manchester Ctr., North Bennington; 5 with a dementia designation and 7 accepting Medicaid.
- Windham County: 8 licensed settings in Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, Townshend, Vernon; 1 with a dementia designation and 5 accepting Medicaid.
- Rutland County: 15 licensed settings in Brandon, Killington, Mendon, Rutland, Wallingford; 5 with a dementia designation and 10 accepting Medicaid.