The University of Vermont Health Network – Porter Medical Center is committed to treating all patients equitably, with dignity and respect regardless of the patient’s healthcare insurance benefits or financial resources. For people with essential health care needs that are medically necessary and are uninsured, under-insured, ineligible for a government program or otherwise unable to pay, we have financial assistance programs in place. Your inability to pay for medical services should not prevent you from receiving the care you need.
The UVM Health Network and MVP Health Care have partnered to co-create an innovative Medicare Advantage plan shaped by Network physicians to better meet the needs of older adults in Vermont and northern New York. The plan is expected to begin on January 1, 2022. For more information, click here.
Do you need help with medications, dental care, or glasses? Learn about our Health Assistance Program.
Financial Advocates
Porter Medical Center has Patient Financial Service Advocates who can help identify, assist, and support our patients with financial assistance to pay for their medical care. Assistance available includes assessing the patients’ eligibility, linking patients to available government funding sources, and determining whether they are eligible for charity care or financial hardship treatment.
Financial Advocates
802-388-8808 (option 5)
Monday-Friday 7:30am – 4pm
Price Transparency
A new federal price transparency regulation requires U.S. hospitals to publish data on all of the charges for services we provide. Visit our price transparency web page.
Patient Financial Information
Financial Assistance Policy
- Financial Assistance Policy English
- Financial Assistance Policy Spanish
- Plain Language Summary English
- Plain Language Summary Spanish
Financial Assistance Application
Insurance Information
Point of Service Collection Policy