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VT Helplink Expands Alcohol and Drug Treatment Referral Services to 24/7 Operation
For Immediate Release: January 22, 2025 Media Contact: Kyle Casteel Communication Office │ Department of...
New Vermont Data Shows First Decrease in Opioid Overdose Deaths Since 2019
For Immediate Release: May 7, 2024 Media Contact: Ben Truman │ Department of Health 802-316-2117...
الرسائل الرئيسية لوزارة الصحة في فيرمونت
Vermont Department of Health Key Messages - Arabic View in English الرسائل الرئيسية لوزارة الصحة...
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Vermont Department of Health Key Messages - Spanish View in English En esta página encontrará...
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Quit Tobacco & Nicotine
Most Vermonters who smoke want to quit. You may be one of them, or know...

Opioid Prescribing and MOUD
Information on opioid prescribing and medication for opioid use disorder.
Resources to Help Patients
Information for health professionals to help their patients with issues related to alcohol and other...
Syringe Services Programs
Find a Syringe Services Program Syringe Services Programs (SSPs) are effective community-based interventions that can...
Opioid Overdose Prevention
In an overdose, opioids can slow breathing to the point of death. To save lives...
Look Up A Health Professional
Use the eLicense system to find public information about physicians, physician assistants, anesthesiologist assistants or...
HIV Care
Today, people with HIV can live longer with this infection, with a better quality of...
HIV Prevention
HIV can be prevented, and the risk of infection greatly reduced, through changes in behaviors...
Substance Use Messaging Resources
Health campaigns related to alcohol and other drug use. Resources for grantees and partners.
How Do I Find Recovery Support Services?
Recovery from substance use disorder is a lifelong process. Throughout Vermont, there are services to...

How Do I Find Treatment Services?
Contacting a substance abuse counselor or program to get help can be hard, but it...

Populations of Focus
Low-income adults and those with mental health and substance use disorders have higher rates of...
Today, people with HIV can live longer with this infection, with a better quality of life, than ever before.
HIV can be prevented, and the risk of infection greatly reduced, through changes in behaviors or taking actions that can interrupt transmission.
Recovery from substance use disorder is a lifelong process. Throughout Vermont, there are services to support you in your recovery. People recover!
Contacting a substance abuse counselor or program to get help can be hard, but it is a huge first step toward a healthier life. Treatment is effective!
Use the eLicense system to find public information about physicians, physician assistants, anesthesiologist assistants or radiologist assistants licensed in Vermont. Please be advised that the Public Address listed may not be the current Practice Location for the licensee. Information is...
Vermont Department of Health Key Messages - Spanish View in English En esta página encontrará una parte de la información importante que el Departamento de Salud tiene para compartir. El contenido de esta página fue traducido por profesionales y revisado...
For Immediate Release: May 7, 2024 Media Contact: Ben Truman │ Department of Health 802-316-2117 │ 802-863-7281 [email protected] New Vermont Data Shows First Decrease in Opioid Overdose Deaths Since 2019 Officials say programs and harm reduction efforts are bending the...
In an overdose, opioids can slow breathing to the point of death. To save lives, the Health Department gives out a medication called naloxone (brand name Narcan®) that can reverse an overdose.