The Spina Bifida statistics for Vermont are as follows: In this state, the number of babies who are affected with this medical condition have not been tracked. Around 206,000 women are of child bearing age and some are at high risk of delivering babies who are affected with this birth defect. The number of people who are residing in the state of Vermont of Hispanic origin is one percent of the population (or 6000 people). As a note, women of Hispanic origin are at higher risk than non-Hispanic races of SB.
There is one Spina Bifida clinic, hospital and doctor in the state of Vermont located at Burlington which provides help and services to patients who are affected with SB. The SB Association of Greater New England is responsible for providing support services in the state.
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Spina Bifida Clinics, Hospital and Doctors in Vermont
Children With Special Health Needs
Myelomeningocele Clinic
108 Cherry St.
Burlington, VT 05401
Phone: 800-222-8422; 802-479-4231
Web site: http://healthvermont.gov/family/cshn/cshn.aspx
Spina Bifida Charity in Vermont
SBA of Greater New England (Formerly SBA of Massachusetts)
219 East Main St
Suite 100B
Milford, MA 01757
Phone: 508-482-5300
Toll Free: 888-479-1900
Fax: 508-482-5301
Email: edugan@SBAGreaterNE.org
Web site: www.SBAGreaterNE.org
Sports & Activities in Vermont
Northeast Disabled Athletic Association
82 Killarney Drive
Burlington, VT 05408
Web site: www.disabledathletics.org/
Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports
P.O. Box 139
Killington, VT 05751
Web site: www.vermontadaptive.org/
Bart J Ruggiere Adaptive Sports Center
P.O. Box 2232
Manchester, VT 05255
(802) 824-5522 ext. 430
Summer phone: (802) 447-1054
Web site: www.bartcenter.com