Weeks Medical Center

Weeks Medical Center Healthcare the Way It Should Be: Weeks provides high quality and efficient healthcare services to the communities of northern New Hampshire and Vermont.

The major strength of Weeks Medical Center is found in the ability of our physicians and staff to offer extensive services utilizing state-of-the-art technology, while maintaining the personalized care of a community hospital. Weeks is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital offering Medical, Surgical and Intensive Care Services. In addition, a wide variety of outpatient services are available, includin

g Cardiac and Physical Rehabilitation; fully-staffed Oncology, Podiatry, Cardiology, and General Surgery departments; 24-hour Emergency Care; a fully equipped laboratory; and an extensive Radiology department. Weeks has strong leadership and a dedicated community that allows us to meet the ever-changing requirements of today's healthcare environment.

Early detection saves lives. đź’—North Country Healthcare proudly provides advanced breast imaging technology and compassio...
04/30/2026

Early detection saves lives. đź’—
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 last week with Kat Morris, Director of Development, a...
04/29/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down last week with Kat Morris, Director of Development, and Briana Shannon, Director of Family Support at the Family Resource Center (our most-recent, month-long Casual for a Cause partner) for a conversation about prevention, partnership, and the role community organizations play in shaping long-term health.

Together, Kat and Briana share how they found their way into this work and what drives their commitment to supporting families across the North Country. We explore what prevention looks like in practice, from building trust with families to connecting people with resources that strengthen stability, safety, and wellbeing.

The conversation highlights how community-based support and healthcare are deeply interconnected, and why addressing challenges early can have a lasting impact on both individual outcomes and community health. We also discuss the importance of collaboration, the realities families are facing today, and the wide range of resources available through the Family Resource Center.

This episode offers a powerful reminder that health begins long before someone walks into a clinic, and that prevention, relationships, and community support are essential to improving lives across the region.

Watch or listen on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLip_7RDZIOI_cGoMAzM25spamUh3urKTB
https://open.spotify.com/show/3h9rxkuQBNPxZlRTYss99D

Celebrate National Hospital Week with Us! You’re invited to our NCH Spring Open Houses for a behind-the-scenes look at y...
04/28/2026

Celebrate National Hospital Week with Us!

You’re invited to our NCH Spring Open Houses for a behind-the-scenes look at your local hospitals! Meet our leadership and clinical teams, explore the services and programs that support our community, and enjoy guided tours, engaging sessions, and light refreshments.

This is a great opportunity to connect with staff, ask questions, and see firsthand how we care for our neighbors every day.

Free to attend! Please register in advance: bit.ly/NCHOpenHouses.

Androscoggin Valley Hospital:
Monday, May 11, 2026 | 5:00PM – 7:00PM

Weeks Medical Center:
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 | 5:00PM – 7:00PM

Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital:
Thursday, May 14, 2026 | 5:00PM – 7:00PM

We look forward to welcoming you!

The 2026 North Country Healthcare (NCH) Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon & Milestone Celebration was recently held on Fri...
04/28/2026

The 2026 North Country Healthcare (NCH) Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon & Milestone Celebration was recently held on Friday, April 24th at The Chapel at Bellevue Barn in Jefferson, NH, bringing together an inspiring group of individuals dedicated to strengthening our community through service.

This special gathering was a heartfelt expression of gratitude for the countless hours our volunteers give, the kindness they share, and the lives they touch. Their generosity and commitment continue to inspire us every day, and this event served as a meaningful way to recognize and celebrate their impact.

During the luncheon, volunteers were honored with milestone hour pins and certificates, along with an NCH-inscribed gift and flowers in appreciation of their service. Guests also enjoyed a fun, lively game of Family Feud, which resulted in lots of laughter.

Our volunteers enjoyed a delicious turkey meal prepared by NCH Food Services and was graciously served by members of the NCH Cabinet, including Micheal Peterson, President & CEO, Androscoggin Valley Hospital; Matthew Streeter, Interim President & CEO, Weeks Medical Center and Chief Financial Officer, North Country Healthcare; Angie Schierer, President of Ambulatory Operations, North Country Healthcare; Darrell Bodnar, Chief Information Officer, North Country Healthcare; as well as Lauren Anderson, Director of Philanthropy & Community Relations, North Country Healthcare, and Nicole Gross, Philanthropy Coordinator, North Country Healthcare, who also assisted with the event.

Volunteer Services Coordinators Michelle Brault and Candy O’Neil extend their sincere thanks to everyone who helped make the luncheon a success, as well as to all who attended this wonderful celebration.

If you'd like to learn more about the NCH Volunteer Program or to apply to become a volunteer, please visit: https://volunteer.northcountryhealth.org/.

Be sure to register to join us for the next informative, FREE Childbirth Preparation Class.Date: Tuesday, May 19th from ...
04/26/2026

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

Date: Tuesday, May 19th 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!

Tri-County Community Action Program & Coos County Family Health are helping co-host an event with the NH Theater Project...
04/24/2026

Tri-County Community Action Program & Coos County Family Health are helping co-host an event with the NH Theater Project in Berlin. They will be screening the film “Time Before Goodbye: Navigating Eldercare” and a facilitating a panel conversation featuring staff from both TCCAP and CCFHS.

The event will be held on Tuesday May 19th at TCCAP’s Senior Meals site at 610 Sullivan Street at 6pm.

This is a FREE event, however if you're able to RSVP so that they they can have a headcount, it's helpful but not mandatory. To register, click on this link: www.bit.ly/MAY19BERLIN.

Light refreshments served.

This week is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week (Lab Week)! Celebrate with North Country Healthcare as we honor our m...
04/23/2026

This week is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week (Lab Week)! Celebrate with North Country Healthcare as we honor our medical laboratory professionals and pathologists who play a vital role in health care and patient advocacy! We are grateful for the hard work and precision that they bring each day as they work meticulously to get results for the patients we serve.

Congratulations to the NCH Nurses who have completed Levels 2 & 3 of the Clinical Nurse Ladder Program!The Clinical Ladd...
04/23/2026

Congratulations to the NCH Nurses who have completed Levels 2 & 3 of the Clinical Nurse Ladder Program!

The Clinical Ladder Program supports professional development and recognizes bedside nurses for their achievements in leadership, education and professional growth, and clinical performance. Your dedication to advancing your skills and knowledge reflects a strong commitment to excellence in patient care.

Androscoggin Valley Hospital:
Ariel Cusson, RN, Women's Services (Clinical Nurse 3)
Beverly Charron, RN, Intensive Care Unit (Clinical Nurse 2)

Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital:
Jen Radun, RN, Emergency Department (Clinical Nurse 3)
Marci Ducret, RN, Emergency Department (Clinical Nurse 2)
Monica White, RN, Operating Room: (Clinical Nurse 2)

Weeks Medical Center:
Nicole Crowell, RN, Hospital Coordinator (Clinical Nurse 2)
Rachelle Jenkins, RN, Operating Room (Clinical Nurse 3)

Thank you for everything you do and for your continued drive to learn, grow, and provide the highest quality care to our patients and communities. Your hard work truly makes a difference!

Congratulations to one of two of the first BEE Award Honorees at NCH! Please join us in recognizing Adam, a member of ou...
04/18/2026

Congratulations to one of two of the first BEE Award Honorees at NCH!

Please join us in recognizing Adam, a member of our care team at Weeks Medical Center, who was nominated for the exceptional support and professionalism he showed while caring for a patient in the Emergency Department. His calm, respectful, and uplifting approach helped create a safe and reassuring environment during a sensitive moment of care.

In addition to the DAISY Award for RNs, we have recently launched the BEE (Being Exceptional Everyday) Award to recognize non-RN care team members who make an incredible difference in the lives of our patients and families.

Thank you, Adam, for the positivity, compassion, and dedication you bring to every interaction.

Know a care team member who made a difference? Nominate someone for a BEE Award and help us recognize the incredible impact of our care team every day. https://northcountryhealth.org/awards

Congratulations to our newest, biannual DAISY Award Nominee! Please join us in recognizing Karen from our Case Managemen...
04/17/2026

Congratulations to our newest, biannual DAISY Award Nominee!

Please join us in recognizing Karen from our Case Management team, who was nominated by her colleagues for the extraordinary compassion and support she provides to patients and families. Her ability to bring comfort, dignity, and calm during life’s most difficult moments reflects the very heart of nursing.

Thank you, Karen, for going above and beyond and for the incredible difference you make every day.
Know a nurse who made a difference in your care? Nominate an RN for a DAISY Award and help us recognize the impact our nurses make every day.
https://northcountryhealth.org/awards

There are just a couple of weeks left to apply for the Weeks Medical Center Scholarship Committee's annual scholarship f...
04/16/2026

There are just a couple of weeks left to apply for the Weeks Medical Center Scholarship Committee's annual scholarship funds; the Christy St. Onge Memorial Scholarship, the Ferguson Health Career Scholarship, the Patricia M. Gregory Scholarship, the Robert M. Quay, MD, Scholarship, and the Hunter/Chamberlin Scholarship - each will issue $500 awards this year.

Follow this link for more information and to apply: https://weeksmedical.org/wmc-scholarship-program-2026/.

The appliation deadline is almost here: April 30, 2026! Be sure to apply today!

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Monique Hand, Director of Population Health Mana...
04/15/2026

In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, we sit down with Monique Hand, Director of Population Health Management at North Country Healthcare, to talk about the work happening behind the scenes to improve health outcomes across our communities.

With nearly two decades at NCH, Monique shares her journey from Patient Access to Physician Practice Operations and now into Population Health, offering a unique perspective on how care is coordinated across the System. The conversation explores what Population Health really means in practice, how data, access, and care coordination come together, and why this work is essential in a rural healthcare setting.

We also discuss the challenges and opportunities of improving outcomes while managing resources, the role of prevention and partnerships, and how teams across Affiliates work together to better support patients beyond individual visits.

This episode offers a thoughtful look at the systems and strategies that help move healthcare upstream, focusing not just on treating illness, but on improving the overall health of the communities we serve.

Watch or listen on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist...
https://open.spotify.com/show/3h9rxkuQBNPxZlRTYss99D
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