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Upper Valley Nighthawks Bring Professional Baseball to the Twin States
Noah Crane and his family created and launched the Upper Valley Nighthawks in 2016, and Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital was a sponsor from day one of the first season.
Upper Valley Smiles Provides Free Dental Health for School Kids
“The goal is to provide preventive and non-invasive dental care to elementary school students with no dental home or no regular dental care,” said Liz Swanton, Community Health engagement officer and Upper Valley Smiles program coordinator.
The Instant and Increasing Benefits of Massage
There are so many health benefits to massage: relieving stress, reducing post-operative pain, enhancing exercise performance, and decreasing arthritis or fibromyalgia pain, to name just a few.
Patient Story: Finding the Right Primary Care Provider
Robin Naida knows the importance of having a primary care provider and found her forever care team at APD.
Patient Story: Relieving Arthritis Pain with Integrated Medicine
Debbie LaCroix is using acupuncture and massage to ease joint pain, swelling, and stiffness of osteoarthritis.
Lebanon Rec and APD Provide Indoor and Outdoor Activities for All Ages
A decades long partnership continues to promote the health and well-being of Upper Valley residents.
Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department Receives Guardian of Excellence Award for Patient Experience
Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department has been named a 2022 Human Experience Guardian of Excellence Award® winner by Press Ganey, the global leader in healthcare experience solutions and services.
Patient Story: 15-Year History of Primary Care
At Alice Peck Day Primary Care, Terry Grigsby and Dr. Margot Stephens have an enviable doctor/patient relationship. It is based on 15-year history of patient care, open communication, and a good sense of humor.
Eyes Below
In a new class at APD, nurses learn ultrasound guided techniques for increased vascular access.
APD’s First Blood Drive Collects 39 Units
One donation can save up to three lives, and the APD donated units stayed local.