After a two-year pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Flulapalooza returned in person and thousands of Vanderbilt employees and students flocked to the daylong event.
An open-air porch for tuberculosis patients was built into the old Vanderbilt Hospital — and it's still visible if you know where to look
While cases of monkeypox in the United States are on the rise and impacting primarily adults, some parents are concerned about the safety of their children
He wrote a bestseller, was interviewed on "60 Minutes," and his story showed a more hopeful future for people infected with HIV
A reminder for regular mask-wearers and a primer for masking novices
Dogs and cats can't catch or spread human disease and "are a comfort, not a hazard"
The majority of emergency room visits can be averted with a call or visit to a pediatrician
The VCCC opened its doors 25 years ago when AIDS was fatal and hope was rare. Today the clinic serves thousands of patients and is an international model in the treatment of people with HIV.
Open Enrollment for 2023 benefits is earlier this year. Open Enrollment begins Oct. 4 and ends Oct. 17. A lot has changed over the past year, and that could include your benefit needs. Now is a good time to review your current benefit plans to make sure they still meet your family’s needs. To review your current benefits, log in to My VUMC Benefits using your VUMC ID and password.
Open Enrollment is passive this year, meaning if you don’t want to make any changes to your benefits plans, you do not need to enroll. All of your 2022 benefit choices, except for flexible spending accounts (FSA), will automatically roll over for 2023. If you want to enroll in an FSA for 2023, you will need to log in to My VUMC Benefits.
If you are enrolled in the Aetna Plus or Aetna Select VUMC health plans, you can pay zero out-of-pocket costs for pre- and post-natal care, certain spinal and joint surgeries and cochlear implants through the MyHealth Bundles program. Click here for more information.
