On August 8th, a special graduation ceremony was held at 10 Prospect Street to celebrate the accomplishments of 13 new healthcare professionals. Eight licensed nursing assistants (LNAs) and five medical assistants (MAs) were recognized for completing a rigorous training program. The LNAs have now joined Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, where they will provide essential…
Heading off to college is a big step. Having a well-stocked first aid kit and essential over-the-counter medications can help students stay healthy and prepared for minor injuries or illnesses. I suggest putting together a kit and keeping it well-labeled and accessible. As an emergency medicine physician, here is my list of items to consider: A…
As summer winds down, it’s time to start thinking about the new school year. One important step in getting ready for school is scheduling a back-to-school checkup with your child’s pediatrician or primary care provider. These checkups help make sure your child is healthy and ready to learn. Call for your appointment now and ask…
At Southern New Hampshire Health, we believe that a strong start leads to a successful journey. To ensure our new employees feel welcome and a part of our community, Human Resources hosts a monthly New Hire Luncheon. This event provides an opportunity for new staff members to interact with senior leadership and learn more about…
As the new school year approaches, it’s time to prepare not just for class but also for home health and safety. Stocking up on healthcare necessities ensures that your family is well-prepared for any minor mishaps or health issues that may arise and saves you from scrambling for medications and supplies when you need them.…
Sending your child off to college is a big step. Ensuring they have a well-stocked first aid kit and essential over-the-counter medications can help them stay healthy and prepared for minor injuries or illnesses. Here’s a list of items to consider: Having these items on hand can help your college-bound child manage minor health issues…