History of APD

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History of APD

Yesterday's Values...

In 1932, Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital opened its doors with a staff of three; one superintendent, one day nurse, and one night nurse. The nine-bed hospital admitted an average of three patients per day. Lebanon's first "cottage hospital" was the gift of Alice Peck Day, born September 7, 1860, at her family's residence, The Peck Homestead, site of the original hospital. When Alice passed away in 1927, she bequeathed her "homestead and the entire estate to establish a cottage hospital..."

...Today's Commitment

The scope of our services has changed dramatically over the decades. Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital has evolved into one of the most up-to-date community hospitals in the State of New Hampshire. Our commitment is to treat every patient with a caring, personal touch. Our goal is to leave everyone who passes through our doors with a great story to tell.

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