Amoskeag Health

12/05/2025

Cold and flu season is here. If you or your child wakes up feeling sick, Amoskeag Health has same-day and next-day appointments for our patients. Call 603-626-9500 to schedule.

12/02/2025

To keep our patients and staff safe during the snowstorm, we will be closing at 4 PM today.

Thank you for your understanding and stay safe!

11/27/2025

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy Thanksgiving!

Amoskeag Health will be closed on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, for the holiday. We will reopen with regular hours on Monday, December 1.

If you or your child experiences a life-threatening emergency, please call 911. For non-urgent medical questions, you can reach a provider by calling 603-626-9500.

11/25/2025

Amoskeag Health offers a Reminiscent Group for older adults who want to connect with others, share memories, and build community. The group meets every Wednesday at 10 AM at our Hollis Street location. Participants can bring photos, items, foods, or short video clips to spark conversation. Activities include sharing stories, creating scrapbooks, and learning simple mindfulness techniques.

If you or a loved one is interested in joining, notify your P*P or case manager. You can also call Behavioral Health Clinician Kayla at 603-935-5280 or Case Manager Kathleen at 603-792-5089.

11/21/2025

Open enrollment is here! This is the time to sign up for health insurance, renew your plan, or make changes for the year ahead. To have your coverage start on January 1, 2026, you need to enroll by December 15, 2025.

If you want help checking what you qualify for or picking a plan, please call us at 603-626-9500 ext. 5112 to set up a time to talk.

11/14/2025

This week, we celebrate Nurse Practitioner Week! These clinicians assess, diagnose, and treat acute and chronic conditions, as well as counsel, coordinate care, and educate patients about their health. Nurse Practitioners bring a comprehensive perspective to health care. Our NPs play a vital role in the care we provide to our patients here at Amoskeag Health.

We thank Elizabeth, Katherine, Nicolle, Kristin, Maurene, Jeremy, Michelle, Amy, Simone, and Imani for all the hard work they do!

11/05/2025

Looking for a career where you can make an impact every single day? Amoskeag Health is hiring!

Our current openings include:
• Family Practice Physician
• Pediatrician
• Medical Assistant – Per Diem
• Nurse & Care Coordination Manager
• Behavioral Health Clinician (Middle School/High School)

If you or anyone you know is looking for an opportunity, please reach out: careers@amoskeaghealth.org or view all open positions here: https://www.amoskeaghealth.org/join-our-team

11/04/2025

Mobile food pantries are now available for SNAP recipients in several New Hampshire communities. Find locations near you and more information here: https://www.dhhs.nh.gov/programs-services/food-meals-assistance/snap-and-wic-federal-shutdown-information/snap-food

SNAP-ONLY MOBILE FOOD PANTRIES START THIS WEEK: DHHS has teamed up with the New Hampshire Food Bank to offer mobile food pantries in select locations across the state. You must verify your SNAP coverage. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3ygigwJ.

10/29/2025

Prevention works by strengthening protective factors and reducing risk factors in individuals, families, schools, communities, and society. During Substance Use and Misuse Prevention Month, we’re highlighting parents in recovery who are learning to talk openly with their children about substance use through the Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative parenting program.

Read how these parents are breaking the cycle of substance use through the link in our comments! 👇

10/28/2025

SNAP benefits are expected to pause at the end of this week due to the government shutdown. The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has advised the 75,000 Granite Staters receiving SNAP recipients to consider using their benefits by Friday, October 31st in the event access to unused benefits is cut off. To help increase access to food for SNAP recipients, the state of New Hampshire has partnered with the New Hampshire Food Bank for additional mobile and traditional food pantry options.

The state has also found funding to continue WIC program services until at least November 7th, but services through Community Action Partnership Hillsborough & Rockingham Counties and Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties may be temporarily paused starting November 1st.

If you need food assistance during this time, please see the link to food pantries available in our comments or let your provider know during your appointment with us.

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Se espera que los beneficios de SNAP se suspendan al final de esta semana debido al cierre del gobierno. El Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de New Hampshire ha aconsejado a los 75,000 residentes del estado que reciben SNAP que consideren usar sus beneficios antes del viernes 31 de octubre, en caso de que el acceso a los beneficios no utilizados sea interrumpido. Para ayudar a aumentar el acceso a alimentos para los beneficiarios de SNAP, el estado de New Hampshire se ha asociado con New Hampshire Food Bank para ofrecer opciones adicionales de despensas de alimentos móviles y tradicionales.

El estado también ha encontrado fondos para continuar los servicios del programa WIC hasta al menos el 7 de noviembre, pero los servicios a través de Community Action Partnership de los condados de Hillsborough y Rockingham, y Community Action Program de los condados de Belknap y Merrimack, podrían suspenderse temporalmente a partir del 1 de noviembre.

Si necesita asistencia alimentaria durante este tiempo, consulte el enlace a las despensas de alimentos disponible en nuestros comentarios o infórmeselo a su proveedor durante su cita con nosotros.

10/22/2025

We see the impact our Medical Assistants make every day, and this week we’re celebrating them a little louder! Medical Assistant Recognition Week celebrates the people who keep care running smoothly by supporting patients, providers, and each other day in and day out. We’re so glad you’re part of the Amoskeag Health team!

Thank you to our incredible team of MAs:
Franciel A. V., Maria A., Malak A., Karolina B., Adisa B., Suphannika C., Grace C., Sara C., Amaya D., Yolerdy E., Nnenna E., Karen G. L., Deborah K., Alyia K., Loranny L., Fatima M., Jennifer M., Emely M., Malena M., Monique R., Edith R., Karla R., John S., Maria S., Priya T., and Ordalis V.

10/16/2025

Today, Amoskeag Health hosted a roundtable discussion with Congressman Chris Pappas on the potential impacts of the enhanced Marketplace Premium Tax Credits set to expire at the end of this year.

The discussion included Patrick Curtin, CFO of Amoskeag Health; Betsy Burtis, COO of Amoskeag Health; Gregory White, Co-CEO of Lamprey Health Care; Jocelyn Caple, CEO of Greater Seacoast Community Health; Stephanie Pagliuca, Senior Director of Workforce Development and Recruitment at Bi-State Primary Care Association; and Henry Och, President and CEO of Harbor Care.

The conversation focused on how the expiration of these credits could affect patients and community health centers. Many enrollees are expected to face sharply higher insurance costs, and some are likely to drop coverage because of that cost. Research shows that when people go without insurance or delay care for financial reasons, it can make health problems worse and treatment more expensive. Participants agreed that decreases in coverage would put additional strain on FQHCs and CHCs, which would likely face higher volumes of uncompensated care.

Changes to these credits could affect not just individuals, but the broader health of our communities.