News
President and CEO Don Caruso, MD, MPH, Announces May 2023 Retirement
Caruso's legacy of three decades includes significant growth in the specialty services Cheshire offers our region, establishment of a Family Medicine Residency program, and compassionate patient care.
Tanis Ferreira: Growing up at Cheshire to ‘provide care for my community’
Reaching a new level in her nursing career with Cheshire and Dartmouth Health, Ferreira, MSN, APRN joins our Family Medicine department as a new nurse practitioner.
Cheshire Medical Center Welcomes Chief Nursing Officer Anne Tyrol
Cheshire Medical Center names Anne Tyrol, MHA, MSN, RN, CENP, as their new Chief Nursing Officer (CNO).
Breast and Cervical Screenings: Piece of Mind for You and Those You Love
When you get the recommended screenings, cancer can be detected early and is much easier to treat. Many underinsured people are eligible for free screenings and follow-up care.
Crossing the Finish Line First
Running cross country led Cara Weiner, MPA, PA-C, to a career in orthopaedic surgery and first place in the DeMar Marathon.
Discussion Addresses Healthcare’s Role in Creating Public Policy
Aalok Khole, MD, FACP, infectious diseases physician at Cheshire, recently participated in a panel discussion called “The Healthcare Organization’s Role in Formulating Public Policy” at Shaping the Future 3.0 at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.
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.
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.