Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Concord

11/21/2025

Are flu and COVID-19 vaccines on your pre-holiday to-do list? Before gatherings begin, we encourage you to get vaccinated to protect yourself and the people you care about.

Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are proven to reduce the risk of serious illness. Getting vaccinated can also help keep your loved ones and your community healthy.

Visit your local pharmacy or contact your primary care provider to schedule a vaccine appointment.

11/11/2025

Do you have 60 seconds to help relieve your tight back or stiff shoulders? “A few rounds of seated cat-cow a few times a day can help to release any lower back pain, warm up your spine, increase blood flow and improve your overall mobility," says Dartmouth Cancer Center yoga teacher Nicole Parker.

Learn more from Nicole about the benefits of chair yoga and how you can incorporate gentle moves into your daily routine to feel better all around.

11/08/2025

Did you get your flu shot yet? It’s not too late! 💉 We’re hosting flu vaccine clinics throughout Southern New Hampshire for patients 6 months and older. Appointments are required, and there’s still time to sign up. Schedule today through your myDH account or contact your primary care provider.

Stay healthy! Learn more at: d-h.org/flu

11/01/2025

🎃 Our team wishes you a safe and SPOOKY Halloween! 👻

Dartmouth Health Children's
Dartmouth Health

10/21/2025

Stigma can impact the patients Shelby Sullivan, MD, MS, sees everyday in her Gastroenterology and Hepatology practice. She's passionate about taking that stigma away from them.

We offer a range of treatment options to support patients in all stages of their health journey. Learn more about our Dartmouth Health Weight Center at the link in the comments.

10/16/2025

Join us in welcoming Michelle Stickler, MD, to our Allergy and Clinical Immunology team in Concord.

Dr. Stickler joins a team of experts dedicated to evaluating and treating asthma and allergies in patients from infancy to adulthood.
“Allergies and asthma can significantly interfere with work, school, sleep and relationships. A successful outcome is when my patients are able to enjoy their lives again."

For more information, call (603) 228-4548 or visit https://providers.dartmouth-health.org/2583/michelle-b-stickler?utm_campaign=SS&utm_content=1760620860&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

10/13/2025

Join us in welcoming Gabrielle Lindley, MD, to our Neurology teams in Concord and Manchester. Collaborating with a team of experts to diagnose and treat conditions of the brain and nervous system, Dr. Lindley gives care that is kind, informed and tailored to meet the unique needs of every patient she works with.

To learn more, call (603) 695-2940 or visit https://providers.dartmouth-health.org/2524/gabrielle-k-lindley?utm_campaign=SS&utm_content=1760368861&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

10/10/2025

Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine from our Dartmouth Health experts.

10/05/2025

Congratulations to these recently recognized student-athletes. This weekly spotlight in The Concord Monitor celebrates the outstanding achievements of local student-athletes across a variety of sports. It is a Q&A with athletes, which gives them a platform to share their story with you.

To read their answers and learn more about our Athletes of the Week, go to ConcordMonitor.com/Sports.

09/28/2025

Our Dartmouth Health experts discuss this timely topic. Click through to read the full statement.

09/26/2025

Surviving cancer has different meanings for different people. What matters more than how someone defines being a survivor is getting the right care and support. A cancer survivorship care program can help.

“Getting people the high‐quality care they need after active treatment is so important,” says Jennifer A. Tabiri, MSN, APRN, who works together with Michael L. Pearl, MD and Ilana Cass, MD, in the Dartmouth Cancer Center Gynecological Cancer (Gyn-Onc) Program.

Below are their answers to questions about how survivorship care programs can help you deal with the challenges you may face as someone living with cancer.

Surviving cancer has different meanings for different people. What matters more than how someone defines being a survivor is getting the right care and support. A cancer survivorship care program can help.