Wellness
Why Screening Matters: SVMC’s Dr. Marie Elaine on Breast Health and Early Detection
Marie Elaine, MD, joined the radiology team at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) in September 2026, bringing her expertise and subspecialty interest in breast imaging, women's imaging, and public health.
Can Vibration Plates Really Improve Lymphatic Flow?
According to SVMC Physical Therapy’s Noelle De Geus, DPT, the lymphatic system plays an important role in maintaining fluid balance and supporting the immune system.
SVMC’s new fitness series aims to help patients affected by cancer discover the benefits of safe, supported movement.
new fitness program at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC), Fitness for Wellness combines exercise, professional guidance, and camaraderie.
A ‘Dynamic’ Take on Injury Prevention: SVMC’s Dawn Petit Develops Program
Pickleball injury rates have risen significantly with the popularity of the sport. Emergency visits for pickleball injuries have gone up by 91%, with majority of those patients being over 50 years old.
Medicare Shared Savings Program: Belong Health and SVMC
SVMC transitioned to a new partnership with Belong Health to participate in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP)
A clearer picture of heart health, close to home
Advanced cardiac CT technology brings peace of mind and quicker answers about cardiovascular risk
Is it time to rethink how much you drink?
For years, the notion of ‘moderate drinking’ has been widely accepted as a harmless, or even beneficial, practice. While some research points to potential benefits, the majority of evidence identifies significant risks associated with alcohol use even at
Click, confirm, get screened: SVMC automates appointment system
Staying on top of important medical screenings just got easier, thanks to an expansion of Southwestern Vermont Medical Center’s (SVMC) scheduling system.
Dense Breast Tissue: What it means and why it matters
While breast density is not related to breast cancer survival, having dense breasts can make detecting cancer, especially in the early stages when it’s easiest to treat, challenging.