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Volunteer Spotlight: Kerry Kelley Nurtures Our Community One Miracle at a Time
Kerry builds relationships and priceless memories supporting people through Cheshire Doulas, including her own daughter’s first birth.
Family Medicine Residency Program Receives Competitive Federal Grant
A federal grant of $750,000 will help support the development of rural family medicine residency program at Cheshire Medical Center for our region.
Bringing Community Health Education Back This Fall
After a break in community health education offerings, classes are back this Fall. We offer you both virtual and in-person courses that include past favorites and new health and wellness subjects for a broader local audience.
As U.S. declares monkeypox national health emergency, Dartmouth Health gives updates on its response to crisis
Hotline established to address questions about disease
Updated guidance for donating blood
New guidance from the Food and Drug Administration may now allow you to donate blood.
Breast Milk Donation: Mutual Support in a Time of Need
At Cheshire Medical Center, infants in need can receive donated breastmilk as inpatients. Emily Nichols and Christina DeTurris of Obstetrics and Gynecology, explain why donors also benefit from giving their milk at Cheshire.
The Doorway at Cheshire Medical Center Wins 2022 American Hospital Association Dick Davidson NOVA Award
The team were honored for their innovative and collaborative program, addressing one of our nation’s most pressing health challenges.
Dartmouth Hitchcock Workforce Readiness Institute enrolling for medical assistant apprenticeship program
Registration for the fall 2022 Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program is open until Thursday, August 4, 2022
Cheshire Medical Center Welcomes Dr. McCrory, Associate Program Director for Family Medicine Residency Program
As former faculty at the Ellis Family Medicine Residency in New York, Dr. McCrory brings enthusiasm and experience to help educate new generations of family physicians in the Monadnock Region.
“The decision to end a pregnancy is a medical conversation, not a legal or political one.” Opinion piece by Joanne M. Conroy, MD
As expected, and as many feared, the U.S. Supreme Court has rolled back the privacy rights of women to make their own choices about their health care in the official decision released on Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade.