The causes of the human services labor shortage
A tangle of issues affecting NH has exacerbated the need for direct support workers
Health
Safe Station program looks to expand presence statewide
Anyone seeking help for addiction can go to any fire station in Manchester. Once there, an individual’s condition is assessed, and he or she is linked up to needed services.
$130 million Dartmouth-Hitchcock expansion wins OK in Lebanon
Planning board approves new five-story patient tower
Burns and Riley: Fight against mental health, addiction needs to be strengthened
As rates of overdose and suicide continue to rise, we can’t afford more of the same
Following the money to tackle the opioid crisis
New Hampshire has received millions in federal funding to tackle the opioid crisis. What has it accomplished?
D-H study stresses responsible skiing
Helmet use is important, but skiing safely does the most to prevent head trauma
Q&A with healthcare entrepreneur Nick Vailas
Healthcare ‘is not about bricks and mortars and bureaucracy,’ says Nick Vailas, founder of several healthcare-related enterprises.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock to open geriatric ER
Dartmouth-Hitchcock, in Lebanon, is teaming with San Diego, Calif.-based West Health to focus on the rural population of Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire, which have the oldest median ages in the country.
Catholic Charities launches nonprofit staffing agency
The state’s first nonprofit healthcare staffing agency, St. Jacinta, is designed as a response to the increasing cost of care among the seven skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes in the Catholic Charities network
RiverWoods’ newest retirement community opens in Durham
Resident input drives part-hospitality, part-healthcare independent living
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