News

Memorial Hospital Celebrates Donate Life Flags Across NH

2/24/10

Top left: Martha Ramsey, Zach Chase, Cindy Shirley, Kelly Simpson, Scott McKinnon, Memorial Hospital CEO, Deb Freeman. Front Row from left: Carol Edmunds, Julie Williams and Aliceann Haulenbeek. North Conway -- Although April is “National Donate Life Month”, Memorial Hospital will join 26 other hospitals in New Hampshire to get an early jump on the celebration with the Donate Life Flags Across New Hampshire project.

Help Support Memorial Hospital by Sponsoring Golf Tournament

2/11/10

Over the past thirty years, the Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament has raised over $650,000. The community event has allowed the hospital to purchase many pieces of equipment that help improve the life and health of those in the community.

Scott McKinnon, Memorial Hospital’s new CEO/President shares his thoughts on coming to the Mount Washington Valley and Memorial Hospital

1/28/10

Scott McKinnon, Memorial Hospital’s new CEO/President shares his thoughts on coming to the Mount Washington Valley and Memorial Hospital in this 6 minute clip with RSN TV16.

Memorial Hospital Welcomes New Orthopedic Physician Assistant

1/28/10

Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce the addition of Joel Chretien to its orthopedic staff. Chretien is a board certified Physician Assistant that is fully licensed in the state of New Hampshire. He attended the University of New England’s Physician Assistant program and graduated in 2009.

HOSPITAL’S “SAFE SKIER INITIATIVE” KEEPS YOUNG SKIERS SAFE

1/28/10

Over the past eleven ski seasons, more than 1,250 elementary school children in SAU #9 and #13 have benefited from Memorial Hospital’s “Safe Skier Initiative” that provides free ski helmets in collaboration with Leedom Helmets in Stoughton, MA. In early January, more than 175 helmets were distributed to children in the junior ski programs with the help of school nurses and principals. Children who are eligible for the “safety scholarships” are enrolled in the federally qualified free and reduced rate meals program at their schools.