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Students studying biology, human development, osteopathic medicine, nursing and athletic training are among the recipients of scholarships from Memorial Hospital’s annual scholarship funds.

Universal masking, screening and testing protocols are already in place as the health care system brings back surgeries and other procedures for those patients for whom waiting could have medical consequences.

Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, Memorial Hospital has focused on safety precautions to limit transmission, and keep staff and the community safe, while preparing for a possible surge.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many school graduations to be cancelled, the nursing staff at Memorial Hospital made sure to honor their graduating student nurses with a traditional ceremony on Wednesday welcoming these new nurses to their profession.

For almost 20 years, patients requiring emergency care at Memorial Hospital may have been seen by nurse practitioner, Mary Vigeant. Her contributions to her profession have earned her recognition as the New Hampshire Nurse Practitioner of the Year.

Memorial Hospital primary care and behavioral health patients can now see their provider without leaving home by using a computer, tablet or smartphone.

As of Tuesday morning, March 24, no visitors will be permitted at Memorial Hospital, North Conway, N.H. The change is to help protect patients and staff from the COVID-19 (coronavirus).

The iN2L computer system is a picture-based, touch-screen that allows residents to easily navigate their way to interactive educational, spiritual and personalized content for their ability level.

Officials at Memorial Hospital in North Conway have been closely watching the progress of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, since early January.

Memorial Hospital is extending its support to a community program helping mothers who have suffered the loss of a child.