Copley Hospital was honored to host U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy at our hospital on April 8, 2021. Sen. Leahy visited Copley Hospital to discuss plans to help rural health care facilities rebound from losses inflicted by the pandemic.

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The COVID-19 vaccine means something different to each and every one of us. Something we all have in common? Vaccines mean getting back to life and the things we miss. Share what being vaccinated means to you and tag it with #OurShotVT.

ALL Vermonters ages 16+ will be eligible for their COVID-19 shots by April 19! The more people who get vaccinated, the faster our state can move forward—so mark your calendars for when your age group opens. Sign-up at HealthVermont.gov/MyVaccine #OurShotVT

The vaccines used in VT have been proven to be safe and effective. Most importantly, these vaccines were all found to be 100% effective in preventing hospitalizations and death from COVID-19. Get more #VaxFacts at HealthVermont.gov/OurShotVT

Vermont now has a timeline for when residents ages 16+ can sign up for their #COVID19 vaccine. Save the date, mark your calendars, and get prepared for when the time comes. For registration how-tos, tips and FAQs, visit HealthVermont.gov/MyVaccine.

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Life is busy but it’s important to schedule important preventive care. Talk to your doctor about a colonoscopy today. It could save your life! Here are more tips to prevent colon cancer: https://bit.ly/3r9f7rr.

COVID-19 Updates; read more at: www.copleyvt.org

We continue expanding our community vaccination clinics, increasing the pace of vaccination, and supporting our community's ability to begin returning to living normal lives. Copley clinics are by appointment only. Above link provides...

Meet Dr. Jeanmarie Prunty, a Board Certified Neurologist at Copley Hospital. Dr. Prunty specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders including Alzheimer’s/dementia, movement disorders, headaches, epilepsy, sleep disorders, chronic pain management, multiple sclerosis or neuromuscular diseases. Dr. Prunty also specializes in Botox treatments...

Sunday marks the start of Daylight Savings Time. Moving the clock forward an hour can throw off your body’s internal clock. Here are a few tips to prepare for the change.

101-year-old Richard Abare of Morrisville receives his first dose of COVID vaccine at Copley’s community clinic. As can be seen by the pictures, Mr. Abare made quite an impression on some of the Copley folks. Prior to receiving his vaccine, administered by Registered Nurse Cole...

Neurologist Jeanmarie Prunty, MD joins Copley's General Surgeons Don Dupuis, MD and Courtney Olmsted, MD and Cardiologist Adam Kunin, MD in offering clinics at Copley's Multi-Specialty Clinic. Dr. Prunty provides treatment for many neurologic conditions and disorders including headaches, Parkinson's, stroke, seizures and more. To...

Congratulations to our 'rock-star nurse' Cole Pearson, RN on his recognition as Team Hero. No matter what he is doing - COVID testing or vaccinations, employee FIT testing, etc. Cole always listens, answering questions with confidence and with compassion. Cole, your calming demeanor is truly...

New After-Hours process takes effect 1:00am, March 3. Patients and visitors to the main entrance during the hours of 1:00am to 5:00am will be required to enter the vestibule (main entrance double door area) and access the camera/intercom for assistance. A member of Copley's staff...