Maria Bryan, MD, Hospitalist

Fletcher Allen Health Care offers a range of medical services. It serves more than 150,000 residents in Chittenden and Grand Isle counties in Vermont. The center operates more than 95 clinics. Fletcher Allen Health Care provides heart care, radiology, vascular surgery, and cardiac imaging and rehabilitation solutions. It offers treatment services to individuals with hypertension, diabetes, mental illnesses, digestive problems and blood disorders. The center also provides a variety of women s health care solutions. Fletcher Allen Health Care offers various skin care and pain management services. It provides emergency, physical and occupational therapy, and neurological, ear, nose and throat care solutions. The center operates the Vermont Children s Hospital.

Dr. Amelia Gennari, has been a practicing geriatrician for over 20 years in both ambulatory care (primary care and consults) and in the hospital setting. She joins the University of Vermont Medical Center as the Associate Chief for Clinical Affairs for the Division of Geriatrics. She has extensive experience caring for very complex and frail patients who are on multiple medications and have many medical problems often complicated by memory loss and/or depression. Dr. Gennari has always enjoyed interacting with older individuals, even before she started her career. Taking care of complex problems and spending a lot of time with patients and their families/caregivers are some of the most rewarding aspects of being a geriatrician. Her care philosophy is centered on maintaining function and quality of life. If needed, she also has experience in palliative care and leading difficult conversations. Dr. Gennari's hope is that, for each and every patient, she can understand her patients' goals and try to address the issues that are most important to them. Dr. Gennari's research in improving processes for the delivery of quality care to vulnerable elderly in all settings (inpatient, outpatient and nursing home care) reinforce her patient care practices. Read more about the Adult Primary Care services at the UVM Medical Center.

Dr. Heidi Schumacher is a dedicated pediatrician affiliated with the University of Vermont Medical Center, serving patients in Williston and Burlington, Vermont. As an Assistant Professor in Pediatrics, she is committed to providing comprehensive primary care to children and ensuring their health and well-being. Dr. Schumacher completed her medical education at the Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at the University of Vermont and her residency at Children's National Hospital. She is board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and is fluent in English, with interpreter services available for other languages. Generated from the website