Urology - Fanny Allen - Medical Office Building, University of Vermont Medical Center

John Steele Taylor, MD, is a physician in the Neurology department and co-director of the Memory Program at The University of Vermont Medical Center. His clinical interests in neurodegeneration, neurocognitive disorders and Alzheimer's Disease include early and pre-clinical diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders. Dr. Taylor frequently cares for patients with Alzheimer's, dementia with Lewy bodies, and frontotemporal lobar degeneration. Dr. Taylor oversees comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and subsequent longitudinal care of patients with possible degenerative neurocognitive disorders. He is excited to have entered this field during a time in which there is tremendous growth in understanding of the pathological basis for these conditions, with many promising therapies on the horizon. He considers himself fortunate to work in a clinic with excellent nurse practitioners and social workers to aid in the management of the multiple psycho-social aspects of these conditions. Dr. Taylor’s research interests involve healthy brain aging, neuronal network dysfunction and dementia care delivery. Read more about the Memory Program and Neurology at UVM Medical Center.

CVHO has been providing oncology and hematology services to patients throughout Vermont for over 30 years, with a dedicated team committed to delivering advanced medical care in a compassionate environment. As they prepare to close operations at the end of June 2025, they assure patients of continued access to local oncology and hematology care through a supportive transition process. The practice emphasizes a holistic approach, focusing on the body, mind, and spirit of each individual they serve. The team includes experienced professionals such as Dennis A. Sanders, M.D., Paul S. Unger, M.D., and Stephanie E. Pevear, N.P., all dedicated to honoring and caring for their patients and their families. Generated from the website