Androscoggin Valley Hospital

Androscoggin Valley Hospital The AVH page is committed to providing you valuable information that can directly improve your health and the health of others within our communities.

Come learn more about what we're about at www.avhnh.org Androscoggin Valley Hospital is the leading provider of healthcare to thousands of families in the small-town communities of New Hampshire’s North Country. As a Critical Access Hospital, AVH offers 24/7 emergency care, in-house treatment of most medical issues, and an arrangement for treatment of all other problems with the nearest tertiary-care facility. Over the past decade, AVH has invested significantly in expanding and improving our facilities and services, and enhancing our team of dedicated, highly trained doctors, nurses and other staff. The result is a hospital that more effectively contributes to the health of our communities than ever before. To make an appointment or for more information please contact us at the number listed below or visit our website:

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Scarlett Moberly, Grants and Community Benefit C...
03/11/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Scarlett Moberly, Grants and Community Benefit Coordinator at North Country Healthcare, to talk about the work that connects healthcare systems to the communities they serve.

Scarlett shares how grants and community benefit programs help support critical services, expand access to care, and strengthen partnerships across the North Country. From navigating complex funding opportunities to helping translate community needs into meaningful programs, her work sits at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and impact.

We also discuss how rural healthcare organizations identify community priorities, the importance of collaboration with local partners, and the behind-the-scenes work that makes new initiatives possible.

This episode offers a look at how thoughtful grant strategy and community engagement help ensure that healthcare systems remain responsive to the people and places they serve.

Reminder of an upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drives: Wednesday, May 13th, at Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin!...
03/10/2026

Reminder of an upcoming American Red Cross Blood Drives: Wednesday, May 13th, at Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin!

Schedule your donation today and help save lives!

Visit redcrossblood.org to register! (Use Zip Code "03570" or "AVH" to search for registration for this event.)

Be sure to register to join us for the next informative, FREE Childbirth Preparation Class.Date: Tuesday, March 17th fro...
03/06/2026

Be sure to register to join us for the next informative, FREE Childbirth Preparation Class.

Date: Tuesday, March 17th from 5-8pm.

Location: Androscoggin Valley Hospital in the Mt. Adams Conference Room.

Be sure to see the image below with registration details for this informative FREE class!

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Tammy Berthiaume, MSN, RN, System Director of Em...
03/04/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Tammy Berthiaume, MSN, RN, System Director of Emergency Services at North Country Healthcare, to talk about leadership in one of the most high-pressure areas of healthcare.

With nearly three decades in emergency nursing and leadership at Androscoggin Valley Hospital, Tammy shares how emergency care has evolved over the years and what it takes to lead teams through both routine demands and unexpected crises. We explore the realities of rural emergency services, the balance between preparation and adaptability, and the importance of staying steady when the stakes are high.

Tammy also reflects on lessons learned through COVID, what strong emergency department leadership looks like in practice, and why teamwork across departments is essential to delivering safe, responsive care.

Whether you work in clinical care or support services, this episode offers insight into the discipline, resilience, and leadership required to keep emergency services strong across the System.

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Early detection saves lives. 💗North Country Healthcare proudly provides advanced breast imaging technology and compassio...
02/28/2026

Early detection saves lives. 💗
North Country Healthcare proudly provides advanced breast imaging technology and compassionate care to support your breast health. Schedule your mammogram today.

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Steven Legge, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator...
02/25/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Steven Legge, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator and EMS Liaison at North Country Healthcare, to talk about what it really means to be ready.

Steven shares how emergency management works behind the scenes across our hospitals and Affiliates, from disaster planning and training to coordination with EMS, public safety, and regional partners. We explore how preparedness in a rural healthcare System requires collaboration, adaptability, and strong relationships long before a crisis ever happens.

The conversation highlights the quiet, steady work that ensures NCH can respond effectively to natural disasters, mass casualty incidents, and other critical events while keeping patient and staff safety at the forefront.

Whether you’ve participated in a drill or simply wondered how emergency planning comes together, this episode offers a clearer look at the systems and people working every day to keep our communities safe.

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February is Heart Health Month. Dr. van Buren, Cardiologist, Concord Hospital Cardiovascular Institute, spoke recently o...
02/24/2026

February is Heart Health Month. Dr. van Buren, Cardiologist, Concord Hospital Cardiovascular Institute, spoke recently on the topic of heart health. Board certified in Internal Medicine, Nuclear Cardiology, Cardiovascular Medicine and Adult Echocardiography, he welcomes patients at Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin and at Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook. Listen here, https://www.lakes1015.com/episode/heart-health-month-cvi-cardiologist-shares-heart-care-tips

We invite you to join us for a FREE Childbirth Preparation Class.Date: Tuesday, March 17th from 5-8pm.Location: Androsco...
02/23/2026

We invite you to join us for a FREE Childbirth Preparation Class.

Date: Tuesday, March 17th from 5-8pm.

Location: Androscoggin Valley Hospital in the Mt. Adams Conference Room.

Be sure to see the image below with registration details for this informative FREE class!

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Tom Mee, Chief Executive Officer of North Countr...
02/18/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Tom Mee, Chief Executive Officer of North Country Healthcare, following a series of Community Conversations held across the North Country.
Tom reflects on what he heard directly from patients, partners, and community members, including themes around access, staffing, communication, and trust. The conversation explores what it means to listen as a healthcare leader, how feedback is processed at the System level, and how rural healthcare organizations balance community identity with operational realities.
We also discuss what happens next. How does listening translate into action? How will staff see community feedback reflected in future decisions? And how does leadership stay grounded when navigating both praise and criticism?
This episode offers an honest look at leadership, accountability, and the responsibility of stewarding healthcare in small communities where hospitals are deeply personal.
Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about listening, resilience, and the path forward.

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In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Emily O’Neil, Executive Administrative Assistant...
02/11/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Emily O’Neil, Executive Administrative Assistant supporting the CEO at North Country Healthcare, for a conversation about the work that keeps the organization connected and moving forward.

Emily shares what it’s like to work at the center of system-level leadership, balancing organization, communication, and problem solving behind the scenes. We talk about how her role supports collaboration across teams, helps leadership stay aligned, and ensures that important work doesn’t fall through the cracks.

The conversation also touches on the human side of administrative work, building trust, anticipating needs, and staying grounded in a fast-paced environment. Whether you’ve interacted with Emily directly or are simply curious about how administrative roles support the bigger picture, this episode offers a thoughtful look at a role that is essential to keeping the System running smoothly.
Watch or listen on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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We’re excited to feature local artist Annette Tardiff in the AVH Ambassadors Rotating Art Program, now on display in the...
02/11/2026

We’re excited to feature local artist Annette Tardiff in the AVH Ambassadors Rotating Art Program, now on display in the AVH Cafeteria through March 9th.
Inspired by a lifelong connection to nature, Annette’s photography and oil paintings capture the beauty, calm, and renewal she finds in North Country landscapes and waterways.
Stop by the AVH Cafeteria to enjoy this beautiful showcase of local talent.

An American Red Cross Blood Drives is scheduled for Wednesday, May 13th, at Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin!Donat...
02/10/2026

An American Red Cross Blood Drives is scheduled for Wednesday, May 13th, at Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin!

Donating blood can save lives and also makes a positive impact by ensuring a steady supply of blood for those in need.

Visit redcrossblood.org to register! (Use Zip Code "03570" or "AVH" to search for registration for this event.)

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59 Page Hill Rd
Berlin, NH
03570

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+16037522200

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North Country Healthcare is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workforce and volunteer base throughout all of our affiliate organizations (Androscoggin Valley Hospital, North Country Home Health & Hospice Agency, Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital, and Weeks Medical Center). We value and respect all of our stakeholders and recognize that our differences make us better.

AVH is a leading provider of healthcare to thousands of families in the small-town communities of New Hampshire’s North Country. As a Critical Access Hospital, we proudly offer 24/7 emergency care, in-house treatment of most medical issues, and an arrangement for treatment of all other problems with the nearest tertiary-care facility. AVH has invested significantly in expanding and improving our facilities and services, and enhancing our team of dedicated, highly trained doctors, nurses and other staff. The result is a hospital that more effectively contributes to the health of our communities. To make an appointment or for more information please contact us at (603) 752-2200 or visit avhnh.org.