Andrea Decker, PA

The University of Vermont Health is a nonprofit academic health system dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care across rural communities in Vermont and northern New York. With a commitment to building a healthier and more equitable tomorrow, they offer a wide range of services including emergency care, specialty treatments, and home health services. UVM Health encompasses various medical facilities including hospitals and outpatient centers, ensuring access to personalized care and advanced treatments for all ages. Their ongoing mission includes elevating community health through research, education, and strategic initiatives to promote wellness and health equity. Generated from the website

Dr. Lunardini is a spine specialist at the Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Center. He provides surgical treatment of adults with degenerative, traumatic or tumor-related conditions of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. He has a special interest and training in the treatment of complex cervical spine pathology. Dr. Lundarini’s primary goal as a provider of surgical spine care is to offer each patient a straightforward and honest assessment of the least invasive, safest and most effective method of addressing their specific problem – which may include surgical or non-surgical treatments. His secondary goal is to empower each patient to maximize their own health care outcomes. He believes that teaching patients to understand their disease process, helping them to make informed decisions and guiding their expectations are also key drivers of success.

Dr. Craig Bartlett serves as a Professor in the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine, where he specializes in Orthopaedic Traumatology. With a unique expertise in treating complex fractures of the pelvis and acetabulum, he is a key resource not only for Vermont but also for neighboring states. His practice is renowned for addressing complicated orthopaedic trauma cases, employing advanced techniques for fracture nonunions and limb deformities. Dr. Bartlett has received multiple Excellence in Teaching Awards, highlighting his commitment to both patient care and medical education. Generated from the website