Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital’s Brian Lombardo, M.D. Returns to the Upper Valley After African Sabbatical
The
Robert A. Mesropian Center for Community Care (RAMCCC), a Department of Alice
Peck Day Memorial Hospital, is pleased to announce that Brian Lombardo, M.D.,
of Thetford Center, Vt., has returned to its active medical staff. Dr.
Lombardo, who has been at the RAMCCC since 1995, is a Family Practice physician
who spent the past year in Dakar, Senegal. He has now returned to full-time practice and is accepting
new patients.
TheRobert A. Mesropian Center for Community Care houses a team of physicians and
nurse practitioners who are accepting new patients in Family Practice, Internal
Medicine and Pediatrics. The RAMCCC is located at 123 Mascoma Street in
Lebanon; (603) 448-3122.
When Children Have Surgery
Having surgery can be scary! That’s why the team at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital is doing all it can to make the experience easy on children.
A Special Ride
When your child goes in for surgery, he or she can choose to ride into the surgical suite in a brightly-colored wagon.
A New Friend
All young surgery patients also get to choose a stuffed moose or teddy bear wearing surgical scrubs and a mask that they can keep after the surgery. This new friend helps lessen anxiety for children, who are often intimidated by the masks that nurses and doctors have to wear in the operating room. Getting to choose their stuffed animal also helps give the children a sense of control.
Special Education
A special book, using our teddy bear mascot as the ‘patient,’ helps children understand where they will be going and what will happen to them before and after surgery.
A “Goody Bag”
Children who undergo surgery receive a “goody bag” with bubbles and other treats, including a special coloring book created by APD’s Gene Soboleski, a father and Surgical RN.
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