Physical therapists (PTs) at the RehabGYM provide both proactive and reactive care to physical health. Historically, physical therapy has been utilized simply for restorative care only to the primary body parts affected, and all too often only up to … Read More

After illness, injury or surgery, it's important to regain strength and independence — so you can get back to work, play, and the little things you do every day. Vermont Sports Medicine Center (VSMC), a provider of comprehensive outpatient physical and… Read More

NARHA Premier Accredited Center Jean Desranleau – Director CHAMP is a non-profit, volunteer driven, PATH Premier Accredited Center providing year round horse assisted activities and therapy with dignity and respect for all. CHAMP adapts and develops programs… Read More

Contact: E. Zoe Lirakis   "Therapeutic riding uses equine assisted activities for the purpose of contributing positively to the emotional, cognitive, physical, and social well being of individuals with disabilities. These equine activities have been shown… Read More

  "Hippotherapy (or Equine-Assisted Therapy) is a medical treatment provided by a licensed occupational, physical or speech therapist where the therapist uses the multidimensional movement of the horse to facilitate the achievement of therapeutic goals… Read More

NARHA Premier Accredited Center Contact: Liz Claud High Horses Therapeutic Riding Program has been serving residents of the Upper Connecticut River Valley region of New Hampshire and Vermont since 1993. We are one of only three programs in Vermont whose… Read More

Advance Transit is committed to developing a public transportation system that everyone can use. They encourage individuals with disabilities to take advantage of the independence and flexibility that is provided by their bus routes. ACCESS AT is their… Read More

Dial-A-Ride services for: Bellows Falls/ Saxtons River/ Westminster; Brattleboro/ W. Dummerston/ Newfane/Townshend/Jamaica; Springfield/ In-Town/ Chester/ Claremont; Windsor.  Read More

The mission of CCTA is to promote and operate safe, convenient, accessible, innovative and sustainable public transportation services in the northwest and central Vermont region that reduce congestion and pollution, encourage transit oriented development… Read More

  "On January 4, 2000 the DVTA began serving seniors (aged 60 and over) and ADA-defined disabled residents of the Deerfield Valley with free door to door transportation to adult day care, meal sites, medical appointments, and shopping. It's free, simple… Read More