If you have lost a loved one to suicide, you are not alone. Join the Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group on Wednesday, February 26th at 6 p.m. to share your story or simply be surrounded by those who understand and care. For location details,...
Death by suicide is complicated as is the survivor grief that follows. We can heal by supporting each other through this life-long journey. Please join us in this safe, confidential space to share your story or just be surrounded by those who understand and care.
Although heart attacks can happen the same way in men and women, they can sometimes look different. We often associate chest pain with heart attacks, but women are also more likely to have less expected signs of a heart attack. Learn about the unique signs...
Getting sick with a cold or the flu is no fun. Sneezing, coughing, body aches, headache, and stuffiness can make you feel lousy for a few days or more. Here’s how to tell when it is time to see the doctor.
We all need strategies to push back against conflict, anger and worry. One of the globe's leading mindfulness teachers distills the practice of mindfulness into a simple 4-step tool from her new book Radical Compassion. This daily practice can help you show up for 'life'
Would you know how to help if a friend or family member needed CPR? Sign up for a Heartsaver #CPR Certification Class on February 18 to learn adult, child, and infant CPR, as well as how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED).
This American Heart Association HeartSaver CPR course covers adult, child and infant CPR. Class also includes Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training. If you would like to purchase a booklet you can do so at the class for an additional $5.00. Cost of class does not
“Food is now the single biggest cause of poor health in this country and that makes it the single biggest opportunity to improve health,” the study's author said. Here are tips to make healthier choices when dining out.
The Vermont CARES Syringe & Harm Reduction Services Van will visit the Urology Clinic of Dr. Betsy Perez in Morrisville today from 12-2 p.m. The Syringe Services and Harm Reduction Program provides free syringes, safe disposal of used syringes, safer injection supplies, overdose reversal kits,...
Vermont Cares provides this service in Morrisville the 1st Monday of every month from noon to 2:00pm located at the Urology Clinic of Dr. Betsy Perez located at 51 Brigham Street, Morrisville. The program is free, anonymous, safe and easy to use. The Syringe Services
Research has shown that spending more time outdoors is linked to higher levels of concentration, creativity, and improved mental clarity. Plus, it can improve your mood and your body moving! Make a commitment to spending some time outdoors this weekend, whether it’s walking, skiing, or...
Recent long-term studies have shown that optimism can have a direct impact on health. Learn about the link between optimism and chronic disease, and take an assessment to measure your own level of optimism.
A number of recent long-term studies has linked greater optimism to a lower risk of developing cardiovascular disease and other chronic ailments and to fostering “exceptional longevity.”
Congratulations to Copley Rehab's Tom Gollicker on being named Team Hero. Copley’s Director of Rehabilitation Services, Jill LaRock, describes Tom as a truly valued member of the team. Pictured with him (l to r) are Copley President and CEO Joe Woodin, Jill LaRock, therapists Heidi...
It has been an exciting first 20 days of 2020 in our Birthing Center, with 14 babies welcomed into the Copley family during that short time, with more on the way! Our warmest congratulations to all the parents and a very happy welcome to the...
Copley Hospital shared a photo.Thursday, January 16th, 2020 at 2:45pm
Looking to make a small but impactful, healthy change? Rather than drinking empty calories that aren’t contributing to your health, swap sugary drinks for healthier options. Here are some ideas from Rise VT - Lamoille County.
Your nose is running, you've got a cough, and your throat is raw. Unfortunately, there is currently no cure for a cold - but there are several home remedies that may help to reduce symptoms. Here are 10 tips to help you beat a cold...
Everyone wants to know how to get rid of a cold fast. Here are 10 science-backed ways to try to shorten the aches, chills, sneezing, and coughing of the common cold. The key is to start fighting your cold as soon as possible.
If you have recently been diagnosed, or are living with a chronic disease, like heart disease, diabetes, stroke, or hypertension, we invite you to join us for a Chronic Disease Management Class on Tuesday, January 21st at 12 p.m. Jodie Legacy, RN will talk about...
If you have recently been diagnosed, or are living with a chronic disease, this class is for you. Jodie Legacy, RN will talk about ways you can manage your disease and provide tips on what you can do to feel better every day. How to
A bleeding injury can happen anywhere. Sign up for a one-hour seminar on Wednesday, January 15th to become empowered to make a life or death difference in an emergency. Copley Nurse Educator Heather (Dale) Porter, RN will teach attendees how to act quickly and effectively...
Most people know how to care for minor cut or scrape. But what about bleeding from a more serious injury? Stop the Bleed uses hands-on training to teach how to respond when faced with a bleeding emergency while waiting for professionals to arrive. This one-hour
Welcome baby Emmett - Copley's New Year's Baby! The Copley family congratulates Amanda and Brice Cochran of Eden on the birth of their first child. Baby Emmett was delivered by Certified Nurse Midwife Rebecca Gloss of The Women's Center on January 1st at 3:01pm. Amanda...
On Monday, January 6th, the Vermont CARES Mobile Van will visit Morrisville from 12-2pm. The Syringe Services & Harm Reduction Program provides safer injection supplies, overdose reversal kits, HIV/HCV testing, treatment options, and more.
Vermont Cares provides this service in Morrisville the 1st Monday of every month from noon to 2:00pm located at the Urology Clinic of Dr. Betsy Perez located at 51 Brigham Street, Morrisville. The program is free, anonymous, safe and easy to use. The Syringe Services
Tuesday, January 21st, 2020 at 4:17pm
It has been an exciting first 20 days of 2020 in our Birthing Center, with 14 babies welcomed into the Copley family during that short time, with more on the way! Our warmest congratulations to all the parents and a very happy welcome to the world to our newest Copley friends!
Courtney Olmsted, MD on why she is a general surgeon
Copley Hospital general surgeon Courtney Olmsted, MD talks about what attracted her to studying general surgery.
Come learn how to STOP THE BLEED
Most people know how to care for minor cut or scrape. But what about bleeding from a more serious injury?
Stop the Bleed uses hands-on training to teach how to respond when faced with a bleeding emergency while waiting for professionals to arrive.
On Wednesday, January 15, 2020, at 12:00 PM, Copley Nurse Educator Dale Porter, RN, will teach a one-hour seminar that will show attendees what to do when faced with a bleeding emergency, using hands-on practice, tips, and useful techniques.
This is our third Stop the Bleed course since November and space fills quickly, so reserve your spot today!
If you have recently been diagnosed – or are living – with a chronic disease, this class on Tuesday, January 21, is for you.
Jodie Legacy, RN, will talk about ways you can manage your disease and provide tips on what you can do to feel better every day. Knowing how to manage your condition is key to feeling good and enjoying life.
Jodie will touch on ways you can incorporate healthy lifestyle changes to regain your independence and confidence. She will touch on:
taking medications
eating healthy
developing an exercise plan, how to start your plan and maintain it
Chronic diseases can include heart disease, diabetes, stroke, hypertension and other conditions.
At Copley Hospital, we believe in providing patients with access to the highest quality care, close to home. For us, that means top surgeons and other medical providers who are attuned to the latest research and techniques, and can perform state-of-the-art surgeries and procedures with a focus on minimally invasive approaches. Match that with the warm, personalized feel of a community hospital and it’s no wonder Copley Hospital is known for its exceptional patient-focused care.
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