About Us

Susan Bartlett

Interim CEO

Susan J. Bartlett served for 18 years in the Vermont Senate, representing the Lamoille district, where she led the Senate Appropriations Committee. As a small business owner in Stowe, she was elected in 1992 as the first woman and first Democrat to represent the county. She also served as Gov. Peter Shumlin's Special Assistant with responsibility for oversight of education and other policy initiatives. As a Special Projects Coordinator for the state Agency of Human Services, she focused on education, employment and antipoverty programs. Senator Bartlett grew up in Orleans, Vermont, and graduated from Orleans High School. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Vermont and a master’s degree in special education administration from SMSU in Johnson. She enjoys gardening and homestead-style farming.

Lance Broy, MD

Chief Medical Officer

I divide my time equally providing whole-person family medicine via direct patient care and serving as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for Lamoille Health Partners.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science (BS), Master of Science (MS), and Doctor of Medicine (MD) from West Virginia University
• Certified Physician Executive (CPE) from American Association of Physician Leaders (AAPL)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) from UMass Amherst Isenburg School of Management

Bio:

After vacationing in Vermont for over a decade, we (my wife, 2 daughters, 2 yellow labs, & me) have become so enamored with the green mountains, the people, and the culture that we decided to make it our home. I look forward to providing medical care and leadership for the community & enjoying all the outdoor activities that bucolic VT has to offer, especially mountain biking, hiking, snowshoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding/kayaking.

Melissa Volansky, MD

Chief Medical Officer

As Chief Medical Officer, Melissa Volansky, MD, brings the perspective of a clinician and physician executive to Lamoille Health Partners. She’s respected by the Lamoille team for her achievements in defining strategic organizational goals that deliver quality outcomes. A physician at Stowe Family Practice since 1999, Dr. Volansky supports the clinical endeavors of the organization through leadership and coordination, while continuing to provide compassionate primary care to her own panel of patients.

Dr. Volansky is an advocate for comprehensive family care focused on chronic disease as well as women’s health care. She utilizes a team-based approach to care for diverse patient populations, including those with complicated chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, and substance use disorders.

A graduate of the University of Vermont College of Medicine, Dr. Volansky completed her family medicine residency at Highland Hospital within the University of Rochester Medical Center. Dr. Volansky is board certified through the American Board of Family Medicine and holds a VT State Medical License.

An alumna of Stowe High School, Dr. Volansky takes pride in her 20 years of practicing family medicine in Stowe. Mother of two, she lives in Morrisville with her husband Shap, where they spend most of their free time cross-country skiing and keeping their cats company.

Linda Zamvil, MD, ABPN

Medical Director, Behavioral Health and Wellness Center

Assistant Professor, Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

Behavioral Health and Wellness Center Medical Director Dr. Linda Zamvil leads the clinical strategy for the center and contributes to overall care initiatives for Lamoille Health. Dedicated to delivering integrated health care services, improving behavioral health access, and enhancing clinical operations, Dr. Zamvil provides psychiatric assessments and medication management services for ADHD, developmental, mood, anxiety, traumatic, psychotic and substance use disorders, along with comorbid medical conditions.

Triple board certified includes child, adolescent and adult psychiatry and addiction medicine. She consults daily with family physicians and supervises more than a dozen mental health providers, and often presents lectures to physicians, mental health providers and schools about psychiatric disorders. She also serves as Harvard Medical School’s Assistant Professor of Psychiatry.

Dr. Zamvil is proud to be a Distinguished Life Fellow American Psychiatry Association and a Distinguished Fellow American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and completed her undergraduate studies at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Zamvil completed her Adult Psychiatry Residency Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

A mother and grandmother, Dr. Zamvil grew up in Palo Alto, California, but she loves the Vermont outdoors where she enjoys some of her favorite activities including skiing, hiking, biking, golfing, playing tennis.

Hannah Ancel

Director of Community Health Integration

As Lamoille Health Partners’ Director of Community Health Integration, Hannah Ancel implements strategies to address social determinants of health and coordinate integrated care through the deployment of the Community Health Team and other initiatives. Hannah and her team partner with a range of external resources to increase collaboration between primary care and community-based organizations to provide services that target whole-person care management. She earned her degree from Salve Regina University in Anthropology/Cultural & Historic Preservation.

A native of Vermont, Hannah resettled here with her young family after spending 10 years in Oregon where she first worked in rural food security as well as serving a role with a community action agency, forming a collaborative of social services to better coordinate care. From there, Hannah brought her experience to a Medicaid coordinated care organization to address social determinants of health through unique Medicaid funding models and a network of medical and social service providers.

Sara Davis, DDS

Dental Director, Family Dentistry

Lamoille Health Partners’ Dental Director Sara Davis, DDS, serves as the clinical leader for the oral health program, providing strategic oversight and direction for all dental services, including primary, secondary and preventive dental care. Dr. Davis is responsible for advancing the diagnosis, treatment, management and overall coordination of services for patients' oral health needs.

Dr. Davis is a graduate of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine, where she also completed the Advanced Education in General Dentistry Postdoctoral Program. She completed her undergraduate studies at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, New York, earning a Bachelor of Science degree.

Originally from Syracuse, New York, Dr. Davis moved to Vermont after completing her residency program. She enjoys skiing in the winter and mountain biking in the summer but also considers herself an amateur gardener and ambitious DIYer.

David Coddaire, MD

Medical Director, Family Medicine – Morrisville

Bio Coming Soon!

Katherine Gamble Marvin, MD

Medical Director, Family Medicine – Stowe

As a medical director, Dr. Katherine Gamble Marvin manages the overarching clinical delivery of care as well as the important connection between care providers and their patients. She specializes in infants, pediatrics, and teen health, while also giving attention to areas of need related to social determinants of health and the use of medications as part of a comprehensive treatment plan for substance use disorders.

Dr. Gamble Marvin is an advocate for affordable primary care and has been certified by the American Board of Family Medicine since 2007.

She earned her doctorate at the University of Maryland and completed her family medicine residency at the University of Vermont. Additionally, she earned her bachelor’s degree from Princeton University.

An educator at the University of Vermont Medical Center and a mother of three, Dr. Gamble Marvin lives in Hyde Park. She enjoys skiing, sailing, hiking, and coaching lacrosse.

Steven Soriano, DO

Medical Director, Pediatrics

Dr. Steven Soriano cares for young patients with a focus on preventive care. As the director of pediatric services for Lamoille Health Partners, he is responsible for the overall mission of delivering comprehensive pediatric care that meets the needs of the community.

His additional areas of clinical specialty include chronic conditions such as autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, asthma, and seasonal allergies as well as newborn care and adolescent health.

Dr. Soriano earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology with minors in neuroscience and chemistry from Boston College, then earned his doctorate in osteopathic medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth. Dr. Soriano is board certified by both the American Osteopathic Board of Pediatrics and American Board of Pediatrics and holds a Vermont Medical License.

A father of four with a child on the autism spectrum, he is a passionate advocate for children with special needs and their families.

Matthew Sadowsky, MA, LPM

Clinical Director, Behavioral Health & Wellness

Matthew Sadowsky leads the clinical capabilities for Lamoille Health Partners’ behavioral health services. He also provides training for the team of care providers to advance therapeutic approaches that reflect the most up-to-date science of behavioral health and wellness.

By focusing on individuals and families, he offers specialized treatment plans that are based on compassion and acceptance. Matt also believes that each patient’s therapeutic journey must be integrated with other services to achieve whole-person health.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from the University of Maryland as well as a master’s degree in clinical psychology at Saint Michael’s College, later completing post-graduate work at the Vermont Center for Family Studies, studying human behavior with a theory known as Bowen Family Systems.

Matt enjoys working on old cars and his family motto is “we can fix anything.” While psychology is his calling, he spends plenty of time outdoors mountain biking, snowboarding, kayaking, or just wandering.

Peter Anderson, Esq.

Board Chair

Peter Anderson currently serves as Board Chair. He has practiced law since 1982, concentrating in the areas of commercial law, civil litigation, family law, probate, and business transactions. In 1994, he opened Anderson & Associates, his private law practice in Stowe. Outside of his legal career, he serves as the Vice Chairman of the Board for Lamoille Home Health, a community agency that supports quality care in the home. Previously serving as a director and president of Stowe Charities, Inc., he remains involved with the organization’s annual event that benefits charitable healthcare at Copley Hospital. An avid golfer, Peter was a charter member and former president of the Country Club of Vermont. He lives in Stowe with his wife Genevieve and the family’s German shepherds. Golf, biking, and cooking are his favorite passions.

Norm Andrews

Chair

As Lamoille Health Partners Board Chair, Norm appoints each committee chairman while himself serving as Chair of the Executive Committee. In addition to his ex-officio member duties for all committees, Norm’s role is to preside over meetings of the Board of Directors. He chairs Strategic Planning and is a member of the Finance, Personnel, Corporate Compliance, and Nominating Committees.

During his professional career, Norm spent 10 years in public accounting and taxes, 10 years in the banking industry, and 30 years performing private consulting work in the field of education finance and general business.

Susan Bartlett

Vice Chair

Susan J. Bartlett served for 18 years in the Vermont Senate, representing the Lamoille district, where she led the Senate Appropriations Committee. As a small business owner in Stowe, she was elected in 1992 as the first woman and first Democrat to represent the county. She also served as Gov. Peter Shumlin's Special Assistant with responsibility for oversight of education and other policy initiatives. As a Special Projects Coordinator for the state Agency of Human Services, she focused on education, employment and antipoverty programs.

Senator Bartlett grew up in Orleans, Vermont, and graduated from Orleans High School. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Vermont and a master’s degree in special education administration from SMSU in Johnson. She enjoys gardening and homestead-style farming.

Alison Calderara

Secretary

Alison Lyndes Calderara is the Program and Advancement Chief at Capstone Community Action, a community agency serving those in need of crisis support services in central Vermont. Capstone is a critical local partner in the provision of services designed to alleviate poverty in Lamoille County. With an extensive professional background in FQHCs, she served in various roles for the Community Health Centers of Burlington for over 25 years, including as the CEO. Her work is particularly focused on social determinants of health and the cross-sector partnerships that strengthen the continuum of care. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English and communications and her master’s degree in education from the University of Vermont with a specialty in business ethics, also going on to complete a certificate program in healthcare administration. Additionally, Alison engaged in a leadership program at Champlain College. A native to central Vermont, she lives in Jericho. Her free time is occupied learning to fly fish, spending time on Peacham Pond, having fun with her two grandchildren, and perfecting the art of the homemade pie crust.

Shelly Citron

Trustee

Coming Soon

Mary Paul Loomis

Trustee

Coming Soon

Stuart G. May

President & CEO
Ex-Officio Trustee

As the CEO of Lamoille Health Partners, Stuart leads the organization's strategic direction, growth initiatives, and overall fiscal health. With nearly two decades of experience as a senior executive in both public and private health systems, Stuart has been instrumental in advising some of the industry's leading organizations on strategic growth, revenue cycle improvements, physician enterprise development, and operational restructuring.

Throughout his career, his meticulous attention to detail has resulted in significant financial improvements, generating tens of millions of dollars in annual benefits for multiple organizations. Stuart has successfully cultivated new business opportunities through innovative market initiatives, product line development, and orchestrated operational turnarounds.

Stuart brings a wealth of expertise in enterprise recruitment, practice evaluation, practice management, and compensation models to drive results. His proficiency extends to whole-person-centric population health/value-based care programs and the development of quality ACO/networks for providers and health systems. 

In addition to his role at Lamoille Health Partners, Stuart serves on various boards, including the Bi-State Primary Care Association, Northern Vermont Area Health Education Center, Northern Vermont Economic Development District, and One Care Vermont.

A dedicated professional, Stuart is an active member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association and a Lifetime Member of the National Association of Community Health Centers. He earned his Executive MBA from the University of New Haven and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Connecticut. 

Josh Smith

Treasurer

Josh Smith, Owner and President of Yankee Kingdom Media, which includes two radio stations and a publishing house, previously excelled as the Executive Director of Green Mountain Support Services, overseeing a $15 million budget and a 130-member team. His career includes a director role at Community Bridges and medical administration positions with Doctors Without Borders and a London-based healthcare provider. Josh holds an MBA from Norwich University, a master's in international education from the School for International Training, and a fine art bachelor’s degree from Webster University. His diverse experience and education have significantly contributed to his success in both media and healthcare leadership.

Richard Westman

Trustee

State Senator Richard Westman represents the Lamoille district. Among his responsibilities is participation in the Senate Committee on Appropriations and the Task Force on Affordable, Accessible Health Care.

He was a member of the Vermont House of Representatives from 1983 to 2009, serving on various committees as well as being Chair of Appropriations and Chair of Transportation. He also served as Tax Commissioner from 2009-2010.

Senator Westman has been a member of various nonprofit boards, including the Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger, Vermont Center for the Book, and the University of Vermont Board of Trustees. He is presently on the board of the Vermont Electric Cooperative. He attended Lamoille Union High School in Hyde Park and graduated from Johnson State College.

Dave Yacovone

Trustee

David W. Yacovone has held various roles in Vermont State Government, including Commissioner of Aging and Disabilities in the Dean administration and as Commissioner for Children and Families in the Shumlin administration. His professional career included working as a licensed nursing home administrator for 16 years. Yacovone has been active in community affairs for decades. His service includes a combined 30 years of civic experience as a Town Moderator, Select Board Member, School Board Member, Congressman Justice of the Peace, and Planning Commissioner, at the local and regional levels. His work also includes serving as Trustee for Community Health Services of Lamoille Valley, Lamoille Home Health, Lamoille County Mental Health, Copley Hospital, and the Manor Nursing Home. Yacovone graduated from Johnson State College and is married to Deborah Eastman Yacovone.