- Medical Services |
- Patient Information |
- Our Providers |
- M. Angus Badger, MD
- Warren W. Chin, DO
- Sherrill Ciampa, APRN
- Marc Daigle, MD
- Morice P. Dennery, MD
- William Dudley, MD
- Matthew C. Dugan, DO
- Patti L. Duprey, MSN
- Devon L. Evans, MD
- Charisse N. Hirschfeld, MS, APRN, CIC
- Nelle Killourie, PA
- Rita Kostecke, MPH, MD
- Victor Lazaron, MD
- William Martin III, MD
- Raymond H. Rabideau, MD
- David C. Riss, MD
- Barbara Smith, MS
- Brian Sponseller, MD
- Health & Wellness |
- Careers
Here for You
- M. Angus Badger, MD
- Warren W. Chin, DO
- Sherrill Ciampa, APRN
- Marc Daigle, MD
- Morice P. Dennery, MD
- William E. Dudley, MD
- Matthew C. Dugan, DO
- Patti L. Duprey, MSN
- Devon L. Evans, MD
- Charisse N. Hirschfeld, MS
- Nelle Killourie, PA-C
- Rita Kostecke
- Victor Lazaron, MD
- William Martin, III, MD
- Raymond H. Rabideau, MD
- David C. Riss, MD
- Barbara Smith
- Brian Sponseller, MD
Raymond H. Rabideau, MD, FAAFP
Medical Director
Primary Care at Memorial Hospital
603-356-5472
Education
Providence College
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Internship & Residency
Greenville Hospital System, an affiliate of the Medical University of South Carolina
Board Certified
Family Medicine
Fellow
American Academy of Family Physicians
Interests
Founding Physician, Medical Director and member of the Board of Directors of Primary Care at Memorial Hospital. Currently serves on multiple medical committees at Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Rabideau located to the Mount Washington Valley in 1978 to open a solo practice. Later, he was co-founder of Primary Care at Memorial Hospital with another area physician. He has been practicing family based, interventive and preventive care for more than 25 years in the Mt. Washington Valley.
When not in the office Dr. Rabideau enjoys restoring, collecting and trading antique cars, juke boxes, and also enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing.
“Routine healthcare is the key to a healthier quality of life for the individual and the family. We are all integrated into the lifestyle and life choices of those who are closest to us.”