In this category can be found sites relating to police, fire, and emergency medical services in Vermont, as well as hospitals, medical clinics, chiropractic clinics, veterinary offices, and other health and safety topics pertaining to the state of Vermont.
Recommended Resources
General Internal Medicine Group
This internal medicine clinic offers information about testing, diagnostic, treatment, and cure of a number of disorders and diseases which fall under its purview. Includes new patient information along with policies and forms. Locations in Arlington and Fairfax.
http://www.gimg.com/
The National Academy of Fitness is a private boarding school for girls that assists young women with health and weight loss issues. You can find out about the Academy's campus and previous successes here. The website also explains the Academy's fitness program.
http://www.nafkids.com
THR offers a number of support centers for mothers who wish to seek advice about breastfeeding. The THR website also offers a checklist for those who wish to breastfeed their children.
http://www.texashealth.org/body.cfm?id=208&oTopID=208
Spotlights the state agency responsible for establishing public health policy, advocating for health issues, and regulating the health care industry in the state. Its web site presents information, documentation, and articles on a variety of public health topics, categorized alphabetically by subject. Medical-legal forms, documents, and reports are also available for downloading.
http://healthvermont.gov/
Vermont Occupational Therapy Association
VOTA is a non-profit organization with a mandate to enhance the health of the public through research, education, action and service. Find a blog, news, forum and a member directory.
http://www.vtot.org/
Vermont Psychological Association
The Vermont Psychological Association is a non-profit organization concerned with the advancement and development of the profession of psychology in the state of Vermont.
http://www.vermontpsych.org/
Vermont Veterinary Medical Association
The mission of the VVMA is to promote the health and well-being of animals, to provide training and continuing education for veterinarians and the public, and to enhance the work of veterinarians in Vermont. Its site offers information and educational articles for animal owners, including a directory of veterinarians in the state.
http://www.vtvets.org/
