Category Archives: News

SOLUTIONHEALTH RECOGNIZED ABOVE PEERS IN WORLDWIDE SURVEY FOR DIGITAL HEALTH

SolutionHealth announces recognition by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) with its 2025 Digital Health Most Wired Survey. The survey was conducted with 50,000 organizations worldwide and evaluates digital adoption maturity, outcomes, and value of technology integration across healthcare organizations. SolutionHealth earned high distinction with Level 8 achievements, out of 10 levels, in…

Southern New Hampshire Health Welcomes Jacob Keating, PA to Immediate Care South Nashua

Southern New Hampshire Health is pleased to welcome Jacob Keating, PA to Immediate Care – South Nashua. Jacob brings experience in a range of medical specialties and is dedicated to providing the level of care our community expects from SNHH. Jacob Keating, PA Jacob Keating, PA, is joining Immediate Care – South Nashua. Jacob earned…

The Elliot Welcomes Five New Providers: Jose Lozano, MD; Georgia Plamondon, PA-C; Allison Kalil, PA-C; Rebecca Morley, APRN; and Jennifer Branson, APRN

The Elliot is pleased to welcome five new providers to the health system. Each of these providers brings unique experience and are dedicated to providing the compassionate, exceptional care our community expects. Jose Lozano, MD Board-certified Jose Lozano, MD, is joining Briarwood Primary Care with more than 25 years of experience. Dr. Lozano earned his…

The Second Annual Golf Classic of Southern New Hampshire Health Was a Swinging Success

On Monday, May 19th, we proudly hosted our 2nd Annual Golf Classic at the beautiful Sky Meadow Country Club. Despite some wind and cooler temperatures, all 144 golfers enjoyed a memorable day on the green in support of the Legacy Trust, the charitable foundation of Southern New Hampshire Health (SNHH).  SNHH is dedicated to providing…

The Elliot’s Center for Recovery Management in Manchester Moves to New Location for Comprehensive Recovery Services

By: Annette Escalante, MLAD, Director of the Elliot Center for Recovery Management (CRMM) The demand for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services in Manchester continues to grow, as the city remains at the center of the state’s opioid and drug overdose crisis. Between January 2024 and March 2025, Manchester recorded 65 overdose-related deaths, highlighting the…

What to Pack for the Hospital When Delivering Your Baby [Checklist]

Getting ready to welcome your baby is exciting, and packing your hospital bag ahead of time can help you feel more prepared. The Birth Place at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center is designed with family in mind, offering spacious, private rooms filled with natural light and home-like comforts. We want your baby’s birth to be…

Elliot Hospital Hosts First Annual Survivor Banquet

Elliot Health System is pleased to announce its First Annual Survivor Banquet. In the spirit of connection, celebrating life, and gratitude, Elliot Hospital hosted six survivors of cardiac arrest and the professionals involved in the continuum of their lifesaving care for an evening banquet at Manchester Country Club on May 18th. For survivors of a…

May Is National Physical Fitness & Sports Month: Let’s Get Moving Together

Nancy Griffin and the team at The Welliot  At The Welliot, we believe that wellness begins with movement. May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, a great opportunity to focus on the many benefits of staying active and to make physical activity a regular part of your daily life.  Why Physical Fitness Matters  Being…

Genesis Sullivan Brings Heart and Healing to Radiation Oncology 

For Genesis Sullivan, RN, MSN, nursing isn’t just a profession, it’s a calling. As the clinical nurse leader in radiation oncology at The Elliot, Genesis provides compassionate care to patients navigating some of their most vulnerable moments, while also leading and guiding her nursing colleagues to provide that same level of care.   “I always knew…

The Truth About Women’s Heart Health and Hidden Heart Attack Signs

When it comes to women’s heart health, there’s one message that can’t be shared enough: heart disease is the leading cause of death in women. One major reason it’s so dangerous is that many women don’t recognize the signs of a heart attack.  We’ve all seen the classic image of a man clutching his chest…