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Lexi Krupp
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Reporter, Vermont Public Radio
Traverse City, Vermont
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By Lexi Krupp Verified| WSHU Public Radio@ Two young people in a mental health crisis were the first patients at a new unit at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire that opened this week. The space has room for six patients, ages 12 to 17, who need hospital-level psychiatric care. It has colorful shapes on the floor, big windows, and is decorated with images of national parks. “It’s a beautiful unit,” said Dr. Will Torrey, the chair of psychiatry at the hospital.
By Lexi Krupp Verified| Vermont Public Verified Two young people in a mental health crisis were the first patients this week at a new unit at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire. The space has room for six patients, ages 12 to 17, who need hospital-level psychiatric care. It has colorful shapes on the floor, big windows, and is decorated with images of national parks. “It’s a beautiful unit,” said Dr. Will Torrey, the chair of psychiatry at the hospital.
By Lexi Krupp Verified| Vermont Public Verified Earlier this week, the Vermont Department of Health got word that millions of dollars in funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services was suddenly canceled, as similar cuts have been made at state health departments across the country. That includes over $5 million to support vaccine programs in Vermont, funding for the detection and prevention of infectious diseases in the state, and grants to address health disparities.
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Vermont Public Radio
Vermont Public is an independent media organization that emerged in 2021 from the merger of Vermont Public Radio and Vermont PBS. It operates as a community-supported entity, providing news, music, cultural programming, and educational content through radio, television, digital platforms, and community events. The organization produces award-winning local news, including investigative reporting, and offers a variety of cultural programming such as music and storytelling. It also provides educational resources for educators and families, including PBS Kids content. Vermont Public partners with national producers like NPR and PBS to distribute trusted content. The organization is primarily funded by individual donations from over 40,000 members, along with grants and corporate sponsorships, ensuring it serves the Vermont community effectively.
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