Federally-Qualified Health Centers in Districts of House Health Care Members

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Federally-Qualified Health Centers in Districts of House Health Care Members

House Committee on Health Care Rep. William J. Lippert (D) Chittenden-4-2, Chair Rep. Douglas Gage (R) Rutland-5-4 Community Health Centers of Burlington Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region Alison Calderara, Interim CEO Grant Whitmer, Executive Director 617 Riverside Avenue 71 Allen Pond Street, Suite 101 Burlington, VT 05401 Rutland, VT 05701 [email protected]; (802) 264-8190 [email protected]; (802) 855-2083 Rep. Anne B. Donahue (R) Washington-1, Vice-Chair Rep. Michael Hebert (R) Windham-1 The Health Center Springfield Medical Care Systems John Matthew, MD, CEO Timothy Ford, CEO 157 Towne Avenue, PO Box 320 25 Ridgewood Road Plainfield, VT 05667 Springfield, VT 05156 [email protected]; (802) 454-8336 [email protected]; (802) 885-2151 Rep. Timothy Briglin (D) Windsor-Orange-2, Ranking Rep. Lori Houghton (D) Chittenden-8-2 Member Community Health Centers of Burlington Gifford Health Care Inc. Alison Calderara, Interim CEO Daniel Bennett, CEO 617 Riverside Avenue 44 South Main Street, PO Box 2000 Burlington, VT 05401 Randolph, VT 05060 [email protected]; (802) 264-8190 [email protected]; (802) 728-2304 Rep. Ben Jickling (I) Orange-Washington-Addison Rep. Annmarie Christensen (D) Windsor-2 Gifford Health Care Inc. Springfield Medical Care Systems Daniel Bennett, CEO Timothy Ford, CEO 44 South Main Street, PO Box 2000 25 Ridgewood Road Randolph, VT 05060 Springfield, VT 05156 [email protected]; (802) 728-2304 [email protected]; (802) 885-2151 Rep. Brian Cina (P) Chittenden-6-4 Community Health Centers of Burlington Alison Calderara, Interim CEO 617 Riverside Avenue Burlington, VT 05401 [email protected]; (802) 264-8190 Rep. Sarah Copeland-Hanzas (D) Orange-2 Little Rivers Health Care Gail Auclair, CEO 146 Mill Street, PO Box 338 Bradford, VT 05033 [email protected]; (802) 222-4637 ext. 104 Rep. Betsy Dunn (D) Chittenden-8-1 Community Health Centers of Burlington Alison Calderara, Interim CEO 617 Riverside Avenue Burlington, VT 05401 [email protected]; (802) 264-8190 .

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