A recent Kaiser Family Foundation uncovered a surprising 7% increase in annual premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance. Next year, large self-insured employers are looking to leverage their clout and take control of their costs, according to health care policy analyst Paul Keckley.

Metro Nashville Public Schools is addressing health disparities in its workforce with the help of Vanderbilt’s MyWeightLossHealth Bundle. Health Leaders Council recognized those efforts with the Redefining American Healthcare Award.

Looking for ways to directly benefit the patients of Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt? The Jingle Toy Drive Program ensures hospital-bound patients and families experience a little more joy during the holiday season.

While the findings of an annual workplace mental health survey have been bleak in recent years, this year’s study has a few bright spots, including a 20% decline in respondents reporting mental health symptoms.

Four new episodes of the miniVHAN podcast feature experts on the topics of anxiety and depression, neurodiversity, trauma and grief.

Recent studies show that employees are struggling with mental health in the workplace—and they are looking to employers for support. Check out our behavioral health and self-care resources to share with your workforce.

As a spiritual health professional, Jess Hansen supports patients with both spiritual and emotional care to cope with issues at all stages of life, regardless of their spiritual or religious beliefs and practices.

Hero Forum 2023 spotlighted the successful collaboration between Metro Nashville Public Schools and Vanderbilt Health to design a comprehensive, accessible health care solution that addresses physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs.

Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital (VWCH) has been certified by the state as a fully designated Level III Trauma Center—the first in Lebanon, Tennessee. 

Just in time for the fall and winter virus season, the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine provides better protection against current strains of the coronavirus. Infectious disease experts from VUMC and the CDC answer some of the common questions about the new booster.