Patient Stories
Restoring Strength and Independence: David Duffy's story
David Duffy was always a hard worker. He didn’t have time to go to the doctor or exercise or watch what he ate. By age 50, he was 465 pounds and stressed to his limit.
Steve Larmon
A retired doctor has recovered from a serious heart attack thanks to the help from doctors at Cheshire Medical Center and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
Her Experience as a Breast Care Center Patient Prompts Jan Ray-Thompson to Join Care Team
An occupational therapist suffering from breast cancer recovered thanks to Cheshire Medical Center and joined the staff there.
Navigating Changing Waters
Caring for aging loved ones can be difficult. Here are some tips that can help you.
Patient Perspective: The Work Hardening Program
Work hardening is a conditioning program to help workers get back to work healthy and able to prevent injury in the future.
Trusting Relationships Help Patients Reach Their Rehabilitation Goals
Whether the need is acute inpatient therapy, or outpatient therapy, Cheshire Medical Center provides adults and adolescents comprehensive individualized care to help patients achieve their rehabilitation goals and get back to what matters to them.
Cheshire Doulas Celebrate 20 Years Supporting Parents in Labor
The Cheshire Doulas are a group of highly-trained volunteers who provide birthing parents with free, continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labor.
Patient Perspective: Expert Cancer Care with a Personal Touch
A patient at Cheshire Medical Center outlines her recovery from cancer.