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For a person with a substance use disorder, the hardest part can be saying aloud that they are in too deep and need help. One such person found herself in this very position and scheduled an appointment with Memorial Hospital’s primary care comprehensive addiction medicine program.

Coming together as one multi-campus medical center allows the two AOAÌåÓýƽ̨ hospitals to better leverage resources, share clinical expertise and add new slots for physician training.

Mid Coast Hospital Launches Pilot Program to Offer Hope for Stimulant Use Disorder

AOAÌåÓýƽ̨ today announced that Chief Financial Officer Albert G. Swallow III will retire in early 2025.

Bartlett’s Marion Owen has been named New Hampshire’s Senior Adult Volunteer of the Year for Carroll County. A small canine played a large role in the achievement and accepted the award with her.

The eight-story cardiac and cardiovascular care tower expands Maine Medical Center’s capacity to provide specialized, high-quality care.

Eight care team members from Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital were recently honored with employee awards during ceremonies held on the hospital campuses.

Pen Bay Medical Center is pleased to welcome Julia Hutchings-Sakaue and Chanya Elkins, third-year medical students enrolled in the Maine Track program of Tufts University School of Medicine. They will spend the next nine months rotating through the departments of Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Surgery and Family Medicine, among others.

Waldo County General Hospital is pleased to announce that Patrick Johndro, RN, has been named practice manager for the hospital’s Surgical Associates practice.

Maine EMS Director Wil O’Neal recognized Pen Bay Medical Center for its readiness to care for pediatric patients during a ceremony held in front of the hospital’s Emergency Department entrance Tuesday, May 7.