Medical Matters is an in-depth look at health care in New Hampshire, by Chris Dugan.
Talk with Dr. Emese Kalnoki-Kis, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Elliot Hospital, and it is easy to see what motivates her. “It’s an amazing joy to help someone along, to help them feel whole again,” she says. READ MORE
Treatments for pain are as varied as its causes and chances are, you’ve tried many. One thing you probably haven’t tried involved is improving your microcirculation. Microcirculation brings oxygen and other nutrients throughout your body. So, an important process. On the other hand, when microcirculation is not at peak performance, you might not be getting what you need for maintaining your health. READ MORE
On Friday, American Medical Rescue (AMR) released statistics on opioid-related overdoses in Manchester and Nashua for the month of September up to Sept. 23. READ MORE
In gratitude and support of the COVID-19 efforts of local first responders and front-line health care workers, the UpReach Therapeutic Equestrian Center has launched “Caring Connections” a program designed to help combat compassion fatigue. READ MORE
SolutionHealth (parent organization of Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health) and Home Health & Hospice Care (HHHC) have executed a joint letter of intent (LOI) to discuss the value of combining services to better serve people of southern New Hampshire. READ MORE
The state’s largest health plan has partnered with the Missouri-based company, the TeleDentists, to offer the new program to its 25,000 NH subscribers READ MORE
Salary reductions for senior staff; reduced hours for other employees part of health system’s response to COVID-19. READ MORE
A hurricane is coming. It’s not clear if it’s a Category 1 or a Category 5 hurricane, but preparations are underway for a Category 5 just in case. READ MORE
WASHINGTON – On Monday, the finance website WalletHub released a study saying that New Hampshire is one of the fifth least “stressed-out” state in the country. To determine the states with the highest stress levels, READ MORE
The New Hampshire Community Behavorial Health Association (CBHA) announced on Sunday that its ten community health centers across the state, including the Mental Health Center if Greater Manchester, will remain open. READ MORE
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