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“A clear and urgent mandate”: Report from Dartmouth Health’s first Rural Health Symposium demonstrates need for reform
A new report from the inaugural Dartmouth Health-sponsored Rural Health Symposium earlier this year emphasizes the need for reform in rural healthcare delivery nationwide.
Dartmouth Health hospitals recognized for excellence with four-star CMS ratings
Cheshire Medical Center earns upgrade from previous rating
Expansion underway at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center’s Patient Pavilion
Project set for completion by August 2026
Statement on passage of House Bill 377, banning gender-affirming hormone therapy for minors in New Hampshire
As New Hampshire’s only academic, non-profit health system, Dartmouth Health and Dartmouth Health Children’s remains committed to helping all children and adolescents lead their healthiest, happiest lives.
“I'm blessed. They saved my life”—Heart attack survivor who received triple bypass at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center to throw out first pitch at Dartmouth Health’s Love Your Heart Night
Dartmouth Health’s eighth annual summer celebration of baseball and cardiovascular health returns Saturday, August 9
“Safe to get at any time in your pregnancy”: Dartmouth Health maternal fetal medicine expert urges pregnant women to be vaccinated against COVID-19
“The COVID vaccine is very important for pregnant people,” said Jennifer A. McCoy, MD, a maternal fetal medicine specialist at DHMC.
Dartmouth Health's VP of psychiatric, emergency services receives mental health advocacy award
AJ Horvath selected for award for his commitment to mental health access, advocacy
Dartmouth Health joins the National Disaster Medical System Definitive Care Program
Program is a coordinated partnership between DHHS, VA, DOD
Keith Loud, MD, MSc: Medicaid cuts are a direct assault on our children’s health
On the 60th anniversary of the creation of Medicaid and Medicare, Dartmouth Health Children's physician-in-chief reflects on looming impacts of Medicaid cuts.
Opinion: Dartmouth Health Children's physician-in-chief weighs in on gun violence data in The Washington Post
Keith J. Loud, MD, MSc, calls Post reporting "not helpful for our patients"