SVMC: COVID-19 Update June 11

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June 11, 2021
 
Medical Matters Weekly: Hunger Free Vermont
 
 
On this week's Medical Matters Weekly with Dr. Trey Dobson, Anore Horton, executive director of Hunger Free Vermont, shares how food insecurity impacts the lives of individuals throughout the state of Vermont and how progress in this area resounds throughout the healthcare system.
 
SVHC Vaccine Champions
 
 
Mia Maroney wants to get back on the track and on the court. She knows getting a vaccine is an important part of resuming a busy sports schedule and enjoying time with friends safely.
 
 
What We Have Learned
SVMC's Infection Preventionist Donna Barron, RN, hopes that we continue to practice some of the habits we've learned during the pandemic. Read More.
 
 
Exposing Racial Inequity in Health Care
See how Patricia Johnson, RN, has led the way toward equitable access to the COVID vaccine. Read More.
 
Certified Hand Therapy, Now Available at SVMC
Occupational Therapist Michaelia St. Jacques offers certified hand therapy close to home. Read More.
 
 
15 Fiber Facts
Registered Dietitian Kristin Irace shares how increasing your fiber intake may help improve your health. Read More.
 
 
Medical Matters Weekly Preview
Patty Ryan, RN, MSN, CCRP, of Cardiac Rehabilitation, is our next guest. Read More.
 
Walk In for Your Vaccine
Get your shot at SVMC ExpressCare every day or 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. June 12 at the former SVC gym. Read More.
 
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Coggins Auto Group Celebrates Five Years

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
BENNINGTON, Vt. — The family-owned Coggins Auto Group is celebrating five years of operations: Coggins Toyota of Bennington and Coggins Honda of Bennington, and Coggins of the Berkshires in nearby Massachusetts.
 
Mike Coggins purchased three dealerships — Honda, Toyota and Ford — in 2020 with a goal to restore trust and a "true sense of community-minded dealership culture." 
 
"My primary focus from day one was bringing back that connection to the region," Coggins had said back in 2021. "This area values real relationships. They want to know the people they're doing business with. We set out to rebuild that trust."
 
The Ford dealership was sold off in 2023 and Coggins of the Berkshires, with sales and services for used cars, opened the same year in Pittsfield, Mass. 
 
According to Coggins Auto Group, the dealerships had social media ratings of two stars when they were purchased; now all Coggins locations are garnering more than four stars in customer satisfaction reviews. 
 
"We sell cars, and we fix cars, and our goal is just to make our customers happy, and keep our employees happy, and that's what's made this really work these last few years," said General Manager Scott O'Connell.
 
Coggins Auto Group is also involved in events that benefit the community, including its popular annual charity golf tournament that funds local charities and organizations such as the Bennington Little League.
 
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