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Workplace injuries at healthcare employers in Vermont

What 11 employers hiring in Vermont reported to OSHA for 2025 about their Vermont sites: work injuries and illnesses per 100 full-time workers, beside the rate expected of the same kinds of sites and a best estimate that leans on it where an employer reports few hours. These are the employers' own reports.

11
Employers in OSHA's record
270
Injuries and illnesses they recorded in 2025
16
Establishments

Employers hiring in Vermont

Most hours worked first. Rates per 100 full-time workers a year.

Workplace injuries at healthcare employers hiring in Vermont, 2025
EmployerInjuries and illnessesPer 100 workersExpectedBest estimate
Rutland Regional Medical Center1 establishment1058.45.08.3
Southwestern Vermont Health Care1 establishment354.35.04.3
North Country Hospital1 establishment173.05.03.1
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital1 establishment194.05.04.1
Gifford Health Care1 establishment277.05.06.8
Genesis HealthCare3 establishments157.15.16.9
Springfield Hospital1 establishment3016.55.015.0
BAYADA Home Health Care4 establishments106.92.75.8
Elderwood1 establishment42.85.13.2
Lamoille Health Partners1 establishment43.33.53.4
Rutland Center for Living and Rehabilitation1 establishment44.45.24.6

The highest best estimates

Each employer's rate, leaning on the expected rate where it reports few hours.

Healthcare employers in Vermont with the highest estimated injury rates, 2025
EmployerInjuries and illnessesPer 100 workersExpectedBest estimate
Springfield Hospital1 establishment3016.55.015.0
Rutland Regional Medical Center1 establishment1058.45.08.3
Genesis HealthCare3 establishments157.15.16.9
Gifford Health Care1 establishment277.05.06.8
BAYADA Home Health Care4 establishments106.92.75.8
Rutland Center for Living and Rehabilitation1 establishment44.45.24.6
Southwestern Vermont Health Care1 establishment354.35.04.3
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital1 establishment194.05.04.1
Lamoille Health Partners1 establishment43.33.53.4
Elderwood1 establishment42.85.13.2
North Country Hospital1 establishment173.05.03.1

Workplace injuries at healthcare employers in Vermont: common questions

Which healthcare employers in Vermont report the most workplace injuries?

By the best estimate of their 2025 reports to OSHA for their Vermont sites, the highest among the employers hiring here: Springfield Hospital (15.0 per 100 workers, against 5.0 expected), Rutland Regional Medical Center (8.3 per 100 workers, against 5.0 expected), Genesis HealthCare (6.9 per 100 workers, against 5.1 expected) and Gifford Health Care (6.8 per 100 workers, against 5.0 expected). The lowest: North Country Hospital (3.1), Elderwood (3.2) and Lamoille Health Partners (3.4).

How often are hospital and nursing home workers injured?

Across OSHA's whole record for 2025, general hospitals recorded 5.0 per 100 full-time workers and nursing homes 5.1 per 100 full-time workers: injuries and illnesses that needed treatment beyond first aid, a job change or days away. Each employer here is set against the same kinds of sites.

Sources and method

An employer's Vermont establishments in OSHA's record, matched by name and by its open jobs in their towns. A rate is recordable cases x 200,000 / hours worked; the best estimate is (cases + k) / (expected cases + k) x the expected rate, as on the national page. Read 9 Nov 2026. Every state.

  1. OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A summaries for 2025

Cite this page

CareJobs.Now. (2026). Workplace injuries at healthcare employers in Vermont. Data as of 9 Nov 2026. https://carejobs.now/healthcare-workplace-injuries/vermont

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