SVHC Weekly Health Update: July 28

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July 28, 2023

PCOS: A Common & Misunderstood Condition

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal condition that affects the reproductive organs of 12 million American women. While there are many things to be said about PCOS, perhaps the biggest takeaway is this: it’s complicated. Dr. Themarge Small, obstetrics & gynecology specialist at SVMC, explains the importance of diagnosis and treatment for this misunderstood condition.

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More Than A Bellyache

Crohn's Disease has many potential symptoms. Thus diagnosis can take time and involves ruling out other conditions. Learn more about the common tests and procedures used to better diagnose this disease.
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Snoring or Sleep Apnea?

Don't hit snooze on the signs of this serious condition. Read More

Grilled Goodness

Bring the best dish to the cookout with this healthy and simple summer recipe. ??Read More

Keeping Allergies in Check

Follow these tips to manage your allergies on those beautiful summer days. Read More

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Southern Vermont College Moving Towards Five Star Status

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BENNINGTON, Vt.— Dartmouth Health's Southwestern Vermont Health Care (SVHC), announced next steps around the redevelopment of the former Southern Vermont College campus in Bennington.
 
In March of 2023, SVHC entered into a purchase and sale agreement of the campus with Alfred Weissman Real Estate, LLC (AWRE). Since then, AWRE has been working toward the development of a five-star destination resort.
 
"AWRE has made major progress in finding the right hospitality brand partner for this project," said SVHC CEO and president Thomas A. Dee. "While we can't speak on their behalf, we want our community to know that plans are advancing. We're supportive of their direction and we believe this project will have an immensely positive impact on Bennington and our entire region."
 
The proposed five-star resort would include both fine and casual dining, a beauty and health spa, a fitness/wellness center, special events venue and other amenities. The project also includes an extensive historic restoration of the Everett Mansion for use as luxury accommodations and fine dining.

According to AWRE's website, the 30,000 square foot Everett Mansion will be restored to a reception lounge, wine cellar, a fine dining restaurant, spa and guestrooms. Former residential buildings will be gutted and redeveloped into luxury suites. The former gymnasium will be converted into a 17,000 square foot event and activity space.
 
The hotel will offer tennis, snow shoeing, equestrian, bowling, movie screening room, ice skating, a summer resort pool, indoor pool, miles of blazed hiking trails, mountain biking, a sporting club and even a luxury dog kennel with K9 Spa.
 
Access to the Bennington Area Trail System (BATS), at the trail heads on and around the property, will remain open to the public and available, throughout the redevelopment. Following completion of the project there will be a new dedicated parking lot.
 
"Once AWRE finalizes its brand partner — in the near future— the necessary regulatory reviews and permitting processes will get underway," said Dee. "We're hopeful this project will break ground next summer."
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