Health and Wellness
Walk-In Care Clinic or ED: Where to Choose
Life can throw us some painful curveballs: sprains and broken bones, cuts and bruises, infections, fevers, and flu. For problems that can’t wait a few days for an appointment with a primary care provider, many turn to the Emergency Room (ER) for care.
Cheshire Medical Center Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Certified by Industry Leader
Cheshire Medical Center is proud to announce the certification of its cardiovascular rehabilitation program by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR).
Out-of-the-Box Outdoor Activities
Try some different activities to get outside and get some exercise.
Patients and Providers Like the Convenience of Virtual Visits at Cheshire
Telehealth offers a convenient alternative to receive care during COVID-19, especially those with scheduling, mobility or transportation issues.
COVID-19 Community Testing
We’re committed to being a great neighbor, and we take pride in serving as an integral community resource. Request a COVID-19 testing appointment today.
Get your flu shot for yourself, your family, and our community
Cheshire Medical Center’s flu clinics have been more eagerly anticipated this year than ever before.
Working Together for Your Heart Health
Excellent on-site services and innovative partnerships within Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health make Cheshire Medical Center your source for superb cardiac care.
The Added Stress of COVID-19 and Its Effects on Substance Use Disorders
The disconnection and added stress brought on by this pandemic can lead people to misuse substances. Get help from The Doorway on Railroad Street in Keene.
Prenatal Care and Delivery in the Monadnock Region
Cheshire Medical Center's collaborative care team of midwives and physicians provides expecting moms individualized care with minimal medical intervention, offered in a hospital setting.
Collaboration to Provide Patients Sensitive, Individualized Pelvic Health Care
Cheshire Medical Center can help if you are one of the 20 million Americans suffering from involuntary bladder control.