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Her experiences in the emergency room, as a school nurse, and in family practice will serve her well in her new position with Memorial Hospital’s Mt. Washington Valley Rural Health Care practice.

Phinney, now an orthopedic surgeon, is the newest member of the Memorial Hospital orthopedic staff.

A Michigan native and born into a family of nurses, Dr. Smith started college at Michigan State University with health care in in mind.

An obstetrician/gynecologist, Dr. LaBudde joins Memorial’s growing Women’s Health and Family Birthing Center practices in September.

Dr. Wenda Saunders, a pediatrician at Memorial Hospital’s Mt. Washington Rural Health Care is encouraging families to get caught up with immunizations.

Appointments are required for patients without COVID-19 symptoms who would like to be tested.

Memorial Hospital hosted virtual and socially distant awards ceremonies to honor an Employee of the Year, present a Teamwork Award and recognize staff members for their years of service.

Memorial Hospital has updated its visitor policy, allowing some additional visitors while continuing to focus on patient and staff safety.

Golfers usually measure distances in hundreds of yards. When Memorial Hospital hosts its 40th Annual Golf Tournament on July 16, six-feet will be the most important distance to remember.

Two credit rating agencies continued to give northern New England’s largest health system high marks for its financial strength even though the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant financial impact.