Gale Health & Wellness provides instant access to carefully compiled and trusted medical reference materials. Includes nearly 400 health/medical journals, hundreds of pamphlets, over 700 health-related videos from partner Healthology, Inc., and articles from 2,200 general interest publications in addition to a broad collection of Gale reference titles. Material contained in this Resource Center is intended for informational purposes only.

The Frymoyer Center at UVM is a patient education library. They provide health information services to patients and members of the public. All of their services are free. The center has computers for public use to access health information on the Internet. They are located on the 3rd level of the Main Pavilion in the Ambulatory Care Center at Fletcher Allen, 111 Colchester Avenue in Burlington.

If you are unable to get to their library they welcome phone calls, 802-847-8821. The web site lists their services and makes recommendations on where to start when searching the interent for helath information.

The Vermont website of Health & Human Services contains information on health care, disability resources, children's resources, veteran's resources, general service and support and resouces for older Vermonters.

To locate a name of a physician enter the name in the search box. If you are uncertain of the correct or full first name, enter only the last name, then select from results list. Sponsored by the Vermont Department of Health.

The Charles A. Dana Medical Library provides health sciences information to the University of Vermont's undergraduate, graduate programs. It is open to the citizens of the state of Vermont.  Consumer health books can be borrowed by any Vermont resident with a Guest Borrower Card, available at the Dana Medical Library.

The Vermont Department of Health contains current information on the flu in Vermont as well as planning checklists.

Vermont Health Connect is a marketplace where individuals, families and small businesses in Vermont can compare public and private health plans and select one that fits their needs and budget.

The Vermont Department of Health COVID-19 page has frequently asked questions as well as information on vaccines and testing. Vermont Legal Aid has a Covid-19 page with info on evictions, health care, 3 squares, etc.

These agencies in Vermont are centered on providing information on caregiver support, health insurance counseling, transportation, senior nutrition programs, adult day programs, home health services, houseing alternatives as well as exercise and wellness programs.