Employer Insights Blog

Vanderbilt Health Employer Solutions team held a virtual town hall for business leaders on Friday, December 18 to answer questions about the new COVID-19 vaccines.

Emerging vaccines offer hope that the COVID-19 pandemic will end in the coming months. In the interim, Vanderbilt Health is seeking to keep the community informed with answers to commonly asked questions.

As we enter the vaccination phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vanderbilt Health's new town hall aims to educate the employer community, get your questions answered and provide needed resources.

VUMC’s leading voices in immunology and infectious disease are front and center promoting a greater understanding of COVID-19 vaccines and how they strengthen community health.

Vanderbilt Health has a wealth of resources and coping strategies to help you, your employees and their families address the symptoms of burnout caused by pandemic fatigue.

When you need medical care but can't make it to your doctor, Vanderbilt Health's Walk-in Clinics provide same-day, full-service care for a variety of illnesses and minor injuries. The Vanderbilt Health Walk-in Clinic Belcourt recently opened near the VUMC campus and is the medical center's 10th walk-in location in Middle Tennessee,

Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) recently announced plans to purchase Tennova Healthcare-Shelbyville and Tennova Healthcare-Harton hospitals from subsidiaries of Community Health Systems Inc. (CHS). VUMC will also acquire minority ownership in CHS’s Tennova Healthcare-Clarksville hospital.

Through Vanderbilt’s MyHealth Bundles, patients have access to a dedicated patient navigator who handles all of their non-clinical needs. From booking appointments to navigating the health system to answering questions about what’s included in a bundle, patient navigators Bri Yip and Rachel Harris make sure every patient has concierge-level support and service.

Medical experts and elected officials across the nation are sounding a warning about the rising numbers, and state hospital leaders, including Vanderbilt University Medical Center, share their deep concerns, especially with Thanksgiving and the holiday season beginning this week.

During this season of gratitude, there are many ways your company can support Vanderbilt Health workers who have been providing compassionate care throughout the pandemic—and make the season brighter for children and families served by Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Check out some of these holiday giving opportunities.