Masking policy
In most cases, we do not require healthy people to wear masks. You are required to wear a face mask when you:
- Have signs of respiratory illness (with or without fever) such as congestion, cough, runny nose, and sore throat.
- Have been diagnosed with a respiratory illness (COVID, flu, etc.)
- Have had a known exposure to COVID (within 7 to 10 days).
We are mask-friendly and continue to offer masks at no cost in our buildings. If you would like any member of the staff who are caring for you to wear a mask, please let us know. We are happy to wear one if you ask.
Following latest data on COVID-19, Dartmouth Health amends masking policy for facilities
Michael Calderwood, MD, MPH, explains the latest science and CDC recommendations to make masking optional for asymptomatic people at Cheshire Medical Center.
Please review our whole Visitor and Caregiver policy
We have enhanced safety measures in place when providing in-person care. See our visitor policy to learn about your role in infection prevention at our locations.
Use myD-H to communicate securely with your health care providers, view notes and test results, request appointments, request prescription renewals, make payments online, and much more.
The easiest way to schedule a COVID-19 test or an appointment with a provider you've already seen is via myD-H.
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