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Since its establishment in 2008, The Community Volunteer Transportation Company (CVTC) has been on a mission to provide rides to non-emergency medical or social service appointments, including the grocery store, bank, post office and pharmacy for those in the community needing assistance with transportation. Their mission to optimize the health, well-being and independence for community members is ongoing and expanding daily. CVTC is excited to strengthen services and is seeking community support in the form of drivers for their organization through the introduction of the CVTC New Driver Challenge.
While CVTC has made remarkable progress, they are facing a challenge. To meet their goals and serve the community even better, they need more volunteer drivers. Their New Driver Challenge aims to recruit ten new drivers by the end of this year. Currently, CVTC has 65 drivers, with an average of 55 actively serving the community each month. In 2023, they have provided an average of 3,600 rides, approximately 11 rides per day.
However, some trips remain unfulfilled due to various reasons, including a lack of available drivers. In 2022, 14% of rides went uncompleted, and the year-end projection for 2023 is approximately 400 rides not completed which equals 11.5%, highlighting the critical need for additional drivers. In 2023, CVTC is projected to drive over 130,000 miles, an impressive feat that showcases the significant impact of their services on the community.
If you're wondering why you should become a CVTC volunteer driver, the answer lies in the benefits and the profound sense of community you'll experience. As a volunteer driver, you'll receive mileage reimbursement, which helps cover your expenses. More importantly, you can select trips that match your availability, allowing you to contribute at your own pace while building connections with members of the community.
CVTC receives annual support from both Monadnock Community Hospital and Cheshire Medical Center, emphasizing the community's collective commitment to this valuable service. CVTC has also been recognized for its outstanding efforts, earning the prestigious Nonprofit of the Year award from the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce in 2021.
Learn more
Learn more at CVTC-NH.org, or get started as a driver today by calling CVTC at (603) 821-0569, and become a driving force of positive change in our community. Let's work together to ensure that everyone in the Monadnock Region has access to the transportation they need for a better and more independent life.
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In the heart of the picturesque Monadnock Region, where history intertwines with creativity, Monadnock Community Hospital's Healing Arts Gallery stands as a testament to the powerful intersection of healing and art.
The current exhibition, "Enchanted and Entwined," invites you to embark on a visual odyssey through the mesmerizing world of fiber arts.
Unveiling the Magic
Step into the gallery, and you're greeted by an enchanting tapestry of hooked rugs and felted art, skillfully crafted by local artists Devin Ashleigh, Peter Bott, Jim Burnham, Marcy Schepker, and Patricia Simmons. Each piece tells a unique story, weaving together threads of creativity, passion, and a deep connection to our community.
A Symphony of Colors and Textures
The exhibition is a kaleidoscope of colors and textures, showcasing the diversity of fiber arts. From intricately hooked rugs that whisper tales of tradition to felted art that bursts with contemporary expression, the collection is a celebration of the rich artistic tapestry within our community.
Save the Date
Mark your calendars for the opening reception on November 30th, from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. Join us as we come together in the spirit of community, celebrating the talented artists and the transformative power of art in healing.
Connecting Worlds
At Monadnock Community Hospital, we believe in the synergy of healing and art. The Healing Arts Gallery serves as a bridge, connecting the worlds of healthcare and artistic expression. The exhibition not only enriches the cultural landscape of our region but also contributes to the proven therapeutic benefits of engaging with beautiful artwork.
A Lasting Legacy
Our vision extends beyond the current exhibition. We aspire to cultivate a permanent art collection for the hospital, a legacy that will continue to uplift the spirits of patients and visitors for generations to come.
Visit Us
The Healing Arts Gallery is conveniently located in a connecting hallway adjacent to the Sarah Hogate Bacon Emergency Services Department. The Healing Arts Gallery is open 24 hours a day. Your journey into the world of "Enchanted and Entwined" awaits, promising an experience that transcends the ordinary. Learn more about the Healing Arts Gallery at MCHHealingArts.com.
At Monadnock Community Hospital's Healing Arts Gallery, we invite you to immerse yourself in the enchantment of "Enchanted and Entwined." Come, be a part of the magic that art brings to our community, fostering a sense of connection, joy, and healing.
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[post_content] => In a recent announcement, Monadnock Community Hospital revealed an innovative expansion to enhance its rehabilitation services. Faced with a growing demand and limited space within the Bond Wellness Center, the hospital has invested $300,000 in adding outdoor athletic turf and rubberized matting behind the center. The expansion, totaling 3,500 square feet, comes as a solution to accommodate a 23 percent increase in patients since 2018.
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[post_content] => In the heart of Peterborough, New Hampshire, Monadnock Community Hospital (MCH) stands as a beacon of hope and healing. As we approach Giving Tuesday, a day dedicated to generosity and community support, let's take a moment to reflect on MCH's profound impact on our community. Over the past century, MCH has been committed to providing compassionate care and making a difference in the lives of those in need.
The Community Impact of MCH
MCH has been a pillar of support for our community, with a long-standing commitment to caring for the people of Peterborough and its surrounding areas. Through our various community benefit initiatives, MCH has positively impacted the lives of countless individuals and families.
Financial Assistance Program
One of the key initiatives undertaken by MCH is our Financial Assistance Program. In 2022 alone, MCH contributed $485,000 towards this program, providing a safety net for those facing financial hardships. This program ensures that individuals in need have access to the healthcare services they require, regardless of their financial situation.
Community Programs
MCH understands the importance of community engagement and has invested $268,000 in various community programs. These programs aim to promote health and well-being, educate the community about important healthcare topics, and foster a sense of togetherness. By organizing events, workshops, and support groups, MCH actively engages with the community and addresses their specific healthcare needs.
Subsidized Health Services
Access to affordable healthcare services is crucial, and MCH recognizes this need. Through our subsidized health services, MCH has contributed $8,279,000 towards ensuring that essential healthcare services are accessible to everyone. This includes providing affordable treatments, medications, and specialized care for those who may not have the means to afford them otherwise.
Public Programs
MCH has been actively involved in public health initiatives, contributing $7,499,000 towards various programs aimed at improving the overall health of the community. These programs focus on preventive care, health education, and disease management, empowering individuals to take control of their health and well-being.
Making a Difference Through Generosity
Your generous contributions to MCH have made a significant impact on the lives of individuals and families in our community. Let's take a closer look at how your gifts have made a difference.
Financial Assistance Program:
The Financial Assistance Program has been a lifeline for many individuals and families facing financial hardships. Through your support, $485,000 was provided to those in need in 2022. This assistance has allowed individuals to receive the necessary medical care and treatments without the burden of financial stress.
New Beginnings:
MCH has witnessed the joy of new beginnings with the birth of 258 babies in 2022. Each birth is a testament to the nurturing environment provided by MCH's dedicated healthcare professionals. Your contributions have helped create a safe and supportive space for families to welcome their little ones into the world.
Emergency Department Care:
In times of crisis, MCH's Emergency Department is there for our community. In 2022, 13,596 individuals received care and support from the dedicated healthcare professionals at MCH. Your generosity has ensured that critical care is available to those who need it most, providing a beacon of hope during challenging times.
A Story of Resilience and Hope
One beneficiary of MCH's Community Benefit Program is Francis Savoie, a single father and former oil truck driver. Francis was diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis and degenerative disc disease at the age of 42, which threatened his ability to work and provide for his family. However, regular infusion treatments at MCH's Oncology and Infusion Center brought relief.
"The infusion treatments really helped," says Francis, "but I had trouble affording my co-pays. MCH helped me through their Financial Assistance Program."
The compassionate staff at MCH fought for Francis, providing him with the financial support he needed to continue his treatments. The kindness and care he received at MCH gave him the support and courage to face the challenges of his medical condition.
This story is a testament to the impact MCH has had on individuals and families in our community. Your contributions, both big and small, have helped shape these stories and create a healthier, more compassionate community for generations to come.
Building a Healthier Community Together
As we celebrate Giving Tuesday, let's take pride in the fact that our hospital, Monadnock Community Hospital, has been a beacon of compassion for a century. Through our various community benefit initiatives, they have touched the lives of countless individuals and families, ensuring that vital health services are accessible to everyone.
Your generosity and support have played a crucial role in making this possible. By continuing to give, we can build a healthier, more compassionate community where everyone has access to the care they need. Together, let's make a difference on Giving Tuesday and beyond.
Join us in celebrating Giving Tuesday at Monadnock Community Hospital! Discover a century of compassionate care in the heart of Peterborough, New Hampshire. Learn how your contributions have shaped the lives of countless individuals and families through MCH's Community Benefit Initiatives. From the Financial Assistance Program to supporting community programs and subsidized health services, your generosity has made a significant impact. Explore stories of resilience and hope, like Francis Savoie's, and see firsthand how your support creates a healthier, more compassionate community.
Together, let's continue building a legacy of care and making a difference on Giving Tuesday and beyond - donate now.
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[post_content] => Shoulder Wellness: Injury Prevention SeminarNovember 7, 2023 at Monadnock Community Hospital
Presenter: Dr. Thedore Nelson, PT, DPT
Learn about shoulder wellness and things you can do to prevent injury.
*Please note the seminar videos are lengthy and may take a moment to load
This session provides valuable insights into the basic anatomy of the shoulder, common injuries that can occur, and a range of easy exercises to help you maintain healthy and strong shoulders. Maintain optimal shoulder health with this seminar which offers valuable insights and practical tips. Join us to gain a deeper understanding of your shoulders, prevent injuries, and strengthen your upper body for improved functionality and well-being.
Teddy has a 10+ year history as a personal trainer and strength/conditioning coach, ultimately leading him to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2020 from Husson University in Bangor, ME. Additionally, he has a Master’s Degree in Biomedical Science – immunology from Midwestern University in Downer’s Grover, IL. He has several years of experience in both in-patient and out-patient rehabilitation, orthopedics, and advanced experience/interest in fitness and conditioning for all populations, returning people to sport and recreational activity, as well as injury prevention. In his free time, he enjoys weightlifting, woodworking, sports, and being and avid outdoorsman.
Learn more
Part of the Health & Wellness Seminars at Monadnock Community Hospital (MCH)
Learn more about Dr Teddy Nelson and Rehabilitation Services at MCH
At Monadnock Community Hospital, we are dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of our community. This seminar is just one way we strive to elevate the health of our community by providing accessible, high-quality care.
Learn more about the Health and Wellness Seminars at MCHWatch more videos of our seminars Background audio: Ten Minutes of Ambient Piano Relaxation by Music_For_Videosfrom Pixabay
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Home Turf: Presenting A New Space for Rehabilitation
A key to effective rehabilitation is helping people heal in spaces where they can practice the skills they need to return to daily living. That’s why the area behind the Bond Wellness Center has been transformed into a combination of athletic turf surface and rubberized mat exercise space along with an expanded patio area. Our incredible Rehabilitation department will utilize this outdoor space for therapy services including dynamic strengthening, balance, and agility training, along with rehabilitative sports training for patients of all ages and needs.
Learn more about MCH Rehabilitation Services at:
MonadnockRehab.org
A Milestone in Local Carpal Tunnel Care
Dr. W. Bradley White of Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates celebrates successfully treating over 100 patients using minimally invasive UltraGuideCTR™ and real-time ultrasound guidance technology to treat Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. He says,
“Carpal tunnel release with ultrasound guidance is the least invasive surgery I have done in the last 30 years, and the jump is a quantum leap when it comes to patient satisfaction.”
For more information about minimally invasive carpal tunnel treatment and other Orthopedic offerings at MCH, please visit
MonadnockOrtho.org
On with the Show at the MCH Healing Arts Gallery
Our Healing Arts Gallery is back, giving visitors and patients a supportive place to reflect, and giving fantastic local artists a showcase for their work. Our Healing Arts Committee puts on four shows a year displaying work from our region’s artists.
Our most recent exhibition, Ebb & Flow, ran from September 21st through November 8th, featuring dazzling works from Christine Andrews of Deering, Jill Fischman of Warner, and R. Scott Hyde of Peterborough.
Debuting on November 30th, we’re proud to present Enchanted and Entwined, a fiber arts show featuring hooked rugs and felted art.
Artists interested in submitting their work that supports a therapeutic and restorative experience for viewers in a healthcare setting can find an Artist Prospectus at
MCHHealingArts.com
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Volunteer Spotlight: Mary Frances Lawler, A Legacy of Dedication and Compassion at Monadnock Community Hospital
For over a decade, Mrs. Mary Frances Lawler has dedicated herself to MCH, accumulating an astounding 2,225 hours of service since 2012. Her presence on the MCH campus is synonymous with a warm smile and a heart full of compassion. Her service to patients and our community begins long before 2012 though, as she first filled her life with a career in nursing.
Residing in Jaffrey, Mrs. Lawler's connection with MCH runs deep, interwoven with the hospital's history and mission of exceptional care. Her journey as a nurse traces back to her mother, who served as a night supervisor nurse at the hospital. This familial connection ignited her passion for nursing, leading her to start as a volunteer at MCH during her high school years. Determined to pursue her dreams, she worked at the 5 & 10 in Jaffrey to save for nursing school.
Her educational path took her to the Carney Hospital School for Nurses and ultimately to a bachelor's degree in Rehabilitation Nursing from St. Anselm. She then landed a 50-year nursing career, including four decades at Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center. Throughout her career, she garnered numerous nursing awards, accolades, and letters praising her kindness, dedication, and lasting impact, a testament to her exceptional skills and unwavering dedication.
As a mentor, Mrs. Lawler passed on her wisdom to the next generation of nurses, instilling in them the importance of going above and beyond for patients. Beyond her professional achievements, Mrs. Lawler has given back to her community in many ways, such as receiving a 30-year pin for her work with the Red Cross's Bloodmobile.
Today, Mrs. Lawler continues her selfless journey as a volunteer in the hospital's Human Resources department. Her presence is celebrated with words like “Magnificent Amazing Resourceful Youthful, and Loyal Awesome Wonderful Loving Enthusiastic Reliable,” spelling out her name on a bulletin board, reflecting the impact she makes every day.
"I go by the rules, and I don't fail," Mrs. Lawler declares with characteristic determination. Her journey has come full circle, from working as a nurse in a room next to the office where she now volunteers, showcasing her enduring bond with the hospital. Her reflection on MCH echoes its commitment to compassion and friendliness. Mrs. Lawler emphasizes that there's always a warm "good morning" from the staff, reinforcing the hospital's dedication to creating a supportive environment.
Monadnock Community Hospital proudly salutes Mary Frances Lawler for her exceptional contributions to patient care, community well-being, and support for our staff. She embodies MCH's values, and her unwavering dedication continues to inspire us all.
To join Mrs. Lawler and our incredible team of volunteers at Monadnock Community Hospital, please contact Toni Gildone, Volunteer Coordinator, at (603)924-7191 x4190. Together, we can make a difference in our community.
Monadnock Community Hospital is a registered nonprofit.
Your donations allow us to develop a generous financial assistance program, state of the art equipment, community benefits, improved patient experiences, and new programs and services. Learn more and donate now!
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For over a decade, Mrs. Mary Frances Lawler has dedicated herself to MCH, accumulating an astounding 2,225 hours of service since 2012. Her presence on the MCH campus is synonymous with a warm smile and a heart full of compassion. Her service to patients and our community begins long before 2012, as she first filled her life with a career in nursing.
Living in Jaffrey, Mrs. Lawler's connection with MCH runs deep, interwoven with the hospital's history and mission of exceptional care. Her journey as a nurse traces back to her mother, who served as a night supervisor nurse at the hospital. This familial connection ignited her passion for nursing, leading her to start as a volunteer at MCH during her high school years. Determined to pursue her dreams, she worked at the 5 & 10 in Jaffrey to save for nursing school.
Her educational path took her to the Carney Hospital School for Nurses and ultimately to a bachelor's degree in Rehabilitation Nursing from St. Anselm. She then landed a 50-year nursing career, including four decades at Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center. Throughout her career, she garnered many nursing awards, accolades, and letters praising her kindness, dedication, and lasting impact, a testament to her exceptional skills and unwavering dedication. As a mentor, Mrs. Lawler passed on her wisdom to the next generation of nurses, instilling in them the importance of going above and beyond for patients. Beyond her professional achievements, Mrs. Lawler has given back to her community in many ways, such as receiving a 30-year pin for her work with the Red Cross's Bloodmobile.
Today, Mrs. Lawler continues her selfless journey as a volunteer in the hospital's Human Resources department. Her presence is celebrated with words like “Magnificent Amazing Resourceful Youthful, and Loyal Awesome Wonderful Loving Enthusiastic Reliable.” This spells out her name on a bulletin board, reflecting the impact she makes every day.
"I go by the rules and I don't fail," Mrs. Lawler declares with characteristic determination. Her journey has come full circle, from working as a nurse in a room next to the office where she now volunteers, showcasing her enduring bond with the hospital. Her reflection on MCH echoes its commitment to compassion and friendliness. Mrs. Lawler emphasizes that there's always a warm "good morning" from the staff, reinforcing the hospital's dedication to creating a supportive environment.
Monadnock Community Hospital proudly salutes Mary Frances Lawler for her exceptional contributions to patient care, community well-being, and support for our staff. She embodies MCH's values, and her unwavering dedication continues to inspire us all.
To join Mrs. Lawler and our incredible team of volunteers at Monadnock Community Hospital, please contact Toni Gildone, Volunteer Coordinator, at (603) 924-7191 x4190. Together, we can make a difference in our community.
[caption id="attachment_36633" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Bulletin board at MCH created by HR where Mary Frances Lawler volunteers[/caption]
Monadnock Community Hospital is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital offering Primary Care, Medical and Surgical Care, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, and Behavioral Health services. In addition, a wide variety of outpatient services are available, including an extensive Primary Care Network, Orthopaedics, Cardiology, Cardiac and Physical Rehabilitation Services, 24-hour Emergency Care, Oncology, Occupational Health, a fully equipped laboratory and an extensive Radiology department. MCH is very fortunate to have strong leadership and a dedicated medical community that allows us to meet the ever-changing requirements of today's healthcare environment. As that environment changes, MCH is also committed to changing and providing the communities we serve with appropriate and innovative programs. Visit MonadnockHospital.org for more information.
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[post_content] => Common Shoulder Problems and At-Home Solutions SeminarOctober 12, 2023 at Monadnock Community Hospital
Presenter: Dr. Shawn P. Harrington, MD, FAAPMR
*Please note the seminar videos are lengthy and may take a moment to load
Part of the Health & Wellness Seminars at Monadnock Community Hospital (MCH)
Dr. Harrington has been this community’s Physiatrist and Musculoskeletal Specialist at Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates for the past two decades. He will review common shoulder pains we all experience, some options for self-care, and reasons to seek medical consultation. This workshop is directed toward anyone with interest in or personal experience with shoulder pain, whether from wear-and-tear, an old injury, athletics, or aging. Interactive discussion is welcome.
Dr. Harrington’s practice as a board-certified Musculoskeletal Physician is grounded in thorough diagnostic evaluation and treatment with 20 years of experience. He seeks to define a problem and then offers options and choices to guide patients toward a course of treatment all parties can agree on, leading to the best possible outcome. Recognizing that not every first choice leads to success, he establishes plans with patients that help bring about their goals.
Learn more about Dr Shawn P HarringtonLearn more about Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates
At Monadnock Community Hospital, we are dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of our community. This seminar is just one way we strive to elevate the health of our community by providing accessible, high-quality care.
Learn more about the Health and Wellness Seminars at MCHWatch more videos of our seminars Background audio: Ten Minutes of Ambient Piano Relaxation by Music_For_Videosfrom Pixabay
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[post_content] => It's an exciting milestone year for Monadnock Community Hospital as it celebrates its 100th anniversary! Over the past century there have been many inspiring stories shared from those who were born at the hospital, patients who received excellent care, and employees who call the hospital their home away from home. This heartwarming story encapsulates it all, truly coming full circle.
Monadnock Community Hospital is delighted to introduce Jackie Coll, who has been a member of the hospital's dedicated team for over a decade. Born as a twin in the maternity ward of MCH in the 80s, she later gave birth to both of her children in MCH’s Birthing Suite. Jackie started with the organization at New Ipswich Family Medicine, however, after a slight career change she took a new role in a different capacity. As a member of the Information Technology team, her office is now the room that she was born in!
“When our OB unit changed locations within MCH, the old unit rooms were transformed into offices that now house MCH’s IT department where I currently work,” Jackie explains. “The excitement of MCH’s 100th year anniversary inspired my mom and I to look at my old birth photos. To our incredible surprise my office is the very room I started life in! It brings me great honor to work in such a wonderful hospital that has always been and continues to be an enormous part of my life.”
With a background in nursing and information technology, Jackie brings a wealth of experience and a passion for making a positive impact in the lives of patients. This remarkable journey from birth to professional fulfillment encapsulates the hospital's commitment to nurturing and supporting individuals at every stage of life.
"This is a rare and wonderful occurrence," says Cyndee McGuire, President and CEO of Monadnock Community Hospital. "To have an individual born within our walls return years later to work in the same room where they were first cared for as an infant is a testament to the deep-rooted connections that our hospital fosters within the community."
The hospital's centennial year continues to be a time of reflection, gratitude, and forward-looking initiatives. As Monadnock Community Hospital remains committed to providing exceptional care and support to the community, Jackie’s story embodies the spirit of healthcare excellence, community engagement, and compassionate service that has defined the hospital for the past 100 years. Jackie's journey serves as a reminder that the bonds formed within these walls extend far beyond the walls themselves.
Jackie holding a photo of her grandfather holding her as an infant in that same room which is now her office
Photo credit: Mikayla Feehan
Jackie in her current office holding a photo of her parents holding her and her twin brother the day they were born in the same room
Photo credit: Mikayla Feehan
Jackie's mother holding the twins in front of MCH
Jackie's parents with the twins
Photo credit unknown, images provided by Jackie Coll
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Ebb & Flow Exhibition
Ebb & Flow exhibition at the Healing Arts Gallery opens September 21 and is on display through November 8th.
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A Heartwarming Journey of Birth, Dedication, and Return at Monadnock Community Hospital
It's an exciting milestone year for Monadnock Community Hospital as it celebrates its 100th anniversary! Over the past century there have been many inspiring stories shared from those who were born at the hospital, patients who received excellent care, and employees who call the hospital their home away from home. This heartwarming story encapsulates it all, truly coming full circle.
Monadnock Community Hospital is delighted to introduce Jackie Coll, who has been a member of the hospital's dedicated team for over a decade. Born as a twin in the maternity ward of MCH in the 80s, she later gave birth to both of her children in MCH’s Birthing Suite. Jackie started with the organization at New Ipswich Family Medicine, however, after a slight career change, she took a new role in a different capacity. As a member of the Information Technology team, her office is now the room that she was born in!
“When our OB unit changed locations within MCH, the old unit rooms were transformed into offices that now house MCH’s IT department where I currently work,” Jackie explains. “The excitement of MCH’s 100th year anniversary inspired my mom and I to look at my old birth photos. To our incredible surprise my office is the very room I started life in! It brings me great honor to work in such a wonderful hospital that has always been and continues to bes an enormous part of my life.”
With a background in nursing and information technology, Jackie brings a wealth of experience and a passion for making a positive impact in the lives of patients. This remarkable journey from birth to professional fulfillment encapsulates the hospital's commitment to nurturing and supporting individuals at every stage of life.
"This is a rare and wonderful occurrence," says Cyndee McGuire, President and CEO of Monadnock Community Hospital. "To have an individual born within our walls return years later to work in the same room where they were first cared for as an infant is a testament to the deep-rooted connections that our hospital fosters within the community."
The hospital's centennial year continues to be a time of reflection, gratitude, and forward-looking initiatives. As Monadnock Community Hospital remains committed to providing exceptional care and support to the community, Jackie’s story embodies the spirit of healthcare excellence, community engagement, and compassionate service that has defined the hospital for the past 100 years. Jackie's journey serves as a reminder that the bonds formed within these walls extend far beyond the walls themselves.
Congratulations to the Peter Gosline Scholarship Winners
Pictured from left to right: Kiara Burak from Cardiac Rehab, Samantha Walker from the Operating Room, and Melissa French from the Marketing Department are photographed with MCH Board Chair, James Callahan and President & CEO Cyndee McGuire. Not pictured are winners Emily Holman from the Operating Room, Carrie Arsenault from the Emergency Department and Natalie Tremblay from Dietary Services.
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MCH Celebrates 27th Annual Golf Tournament, Raising Over $81K for Financial Assistance Program
Monadnock Community Hospital’s 27th Annual Fall Foliage Golf Classic was an incredible success and raised over $81,000, thanks to the tremendous support of over 50 corporate and individual sponsors. Featuring 133 players, and supported by 30 volunteers, this year’s tournament was held on September 8th at Crotched Mountain Golf Club in Francestown.
Funds raised annually through the tournament contribute to MCH’s Financial Assistance Program, which supports around 1,800 patients each year who need help to pay their medical bills. In 2022, MCH provided $16,817,000 through community benefit programs, with over $480,000 going to the MCH Financial Assistance Program.
MCH extends a grateful “Thank You” to Hutter Construction, who has been the tournament’s major sponsor for the past 17 years. “We are so grateful to Hutter Construction and all of our sponsors for their generous support of MCH. The Tournament was the last in a series of special Centennial Events celebrating 100years since the Hospital doors opened in June, 1923. Thanks to community support, our hospital is stronger than ever as we head into our second century of caring for our community!” said Cyndee McGuire, President and CEO of MCH.
Tournament Sponsors include:
Hutter Construction Corporation
Overlook Farm
D.S. Huntington Company, LLC
Belletetes, Inc.
Little Lambs International
David Wendell Associates
Academy Roofing
Sodexo, Inc.
Granite State Plumbing & Heating
New Hampshire Ball Bearings, Inc.
Brennan & Pike
Catholic Medical Center
Communicators Group
Connection
Edmunds Ace Hardware
Lincoln Financial Groups
Monadnock Paper Mill
Orr & Reno, P.A.
RBC Wealth Management
Warrenstreet Architects, Inc.
This year’s tournament resulted in a win by Team Spaulding with an impressive 18under in the scramble format tournament. Team Spaulding players included Keith Fait, TJ McGuire, Tim Wholey and Travis Spaulding. In true community spirit, Team Spaulding generously donated their winnings back to MCH.
Health and Wellness Seminars
Don’t miss the great educational events happening at Monadnock Community Hospital.
October
Donate Through Your IRA for a Tax-Free Way to Support MCH!
Individuals 70 1/2 and older can donate all, or a portion of, their annual Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) directly to MCH. Since RMDs are considered ordinary income, this distribution may push an individual into a higher tax bracket even if they do not need the additional income. A Qualified Charitable Distribution allows charitable distributions from an IRA to be sent directly to a qualified charity, like MCH. This allows the donor to exclude the gift amount from their taxable income and they do not need to pay income taxes on the distribution either! If you aren’t dependent on your IRA for income this year, please consider contributing your Required Minimum Distribution to MCH. It is a simple and an excellent tax-effective way to support your community hospital!
For more information, please call Laura Gingras at (603) 924-4666.
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More Seminar Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0ze5z6m9KvNt4o6jyCHbf6NpCRpylhmq
This seminar is sold out!
Welcome to Monadnock Community Hospital’s free Health and Wellness Seminars, where we're dedicated to empowering our community with knowledge and fostering a life of wellness. Our seminars are designed to bridge the gap between medical expertise and everyday understanding, offering valuable insights into various wellness topics. Led by experienced healthcare professionals, wellness experts, and educators, these seminars are an opportunity for you to take proactive steps toward a healthier lifestyle.
It's crucial to take an active role in your health journey. Our speakers encoue questions, discussions, and shared experiences, fostering connections among like-minded individuals who are all dedicated to prioritizing their well-being. Whether you're aiming to improve physical health, manage stress effectively, or enhance your overall quality of life, these seminars provide the necessary tools and support.
Common Shoulder Problems and Simple At-Home Solutions Seminar: Thursday, October 12, 5:30 – 6:30 PM
Dr. Harrington has been this community’s Physiatrist and Musculoskeletal Specialist at Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates for the past two decades. He will review common shoulder pains we all experience, some options for self-care, and reasons to seek medical consultation. This workshop is directed toward anyone with interest in or personal experience with shoulder pain, whether from wear-and-tear, an old injury, athletics, or aging. Interactive discussion is welcome.
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This seminar is sold out! To join the seminar, Click Here to Register or give us a call at (603) 924-4699 x1110.
We encourage you to save the date and stay tuned for updates on our lineup of speakers and session topics. Let's work together to unlock the power of healthy living and empower ourselves for a future of wellness.
Remember, your journey towards wellness begins with a single step, and these seminars are your opportunity to take that step toward a healthier, happier life.
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Since its establishment in 2008, The Community Volunteer Transportation Company (CVTC) has been on a mission to provide rides to non-emergency medical or social service appointments, including the grocery store, bank, post office and pharmacy for those in the community needing assistance with transportation. Their mission to optimize the health, well-being and independence for community members is ongoing and expanding daily. CVTC is excited to strengthen services and is seeking community support in the form of drivers for their organization through the introduction of the CVTC New Driver Challenge.
While CVTC has made remarkable progress, they are facing a challenge. To meet their goals and serve the community even better, they need more volunteer drivers. Their New Driver Challenge aims to recruit ten new drivers by the end of this year. Currently, CVTC has 65 drivers, with an average of 55 actively serving the community each month. In 2023, they have provided an average of 3,600 rides, approximately 11 rides per day.
However, some trips remain unfulfilled due to various reasons, including a lack of available drivers. In 2022, 14% of rides went uncompleted, and the year-end projection for 2023 is approximately 400 rides not completed which equals 11.5%, highlighting the critical need for additional drivers. In 2023, CVTC is projected to drive over 130,000 miles, an impressive feat that showcases the significant impact of their services on the community.
If you're wondering why you should become a CVTC volunteer driver, the answer lies in the benefits and the profound sense of community you'll experience. As a volunteer driver, you'll receive mileage reimbursement, which helps cover your expenses. More importantly, you can select trips that match your availability, allowing you to contribute at your own pace while building connections with members of the community.
CVTC receives annual support from both Monadnock Community Hospital and Cheshire Medical Center, emphasizing the community's collective commitment to this valuable service. CVTC has also been recognized for its outstanding efforts, earning the prestigious Nonprofit of the Year award from the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce in 2021.
Learn more
Learn more at CVTC-NH.org, or get started as a driver today by calling CVTC at (603) 821-0569, and become a driving force of positive change in our community. Let's work together to ensure that everyone in the Monadnock Region has access to the transportation they need for a better and more independent life.
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This seminar is sold out!
Welcome to Monadnock Community Hospital’s free Health and Wellness Seminars, where we're dedicated to empowering our community with knowledge and fostering a life of wellness. Our seminars are designed to bridge the gap between medical expertise and everyday understanding, offering valuable insights into various wellness topics. Led by experienced healthcare professionals, wellness experts, and educators, these seminars are an opportunity for you to take proactive steps toward a healthier lifestyle.
It's crucial to take an active role in your health journey. Our speakers encoue questions, discussions, and shared experiences, fostering connections among like-minded individuals who are all dedicated to prioritizing their well-being. Whether you're aiming to improve physical health, manage stress effectively, or enhance your overall quality of life, these seminars provide the necessary tools and support.
Common Shoulder Problems and Simple At-Home Solutions Seminar: Thursday, October 12, 5:30 – 6:30 PM
Dr. Harrington has been this community’s Physiatrist and Musculoskeletal Specialist at Monadnock Orthopaedic Associates for the past two decades. He will review common shoulder pains we all experience, some options for self-care, and reasons to seek medical consultation. This workshop is directed toward anyone with interest in or personal experience with shoulder pain, whether from wear-and-tear, an old injury, athletics, or aging. Interactive discussion is welcome.
Dr. Harrington’s practice as a board-certified Musculoskeletal Physician is grounded in thorough diagnostic evaluation and treatment with 20 years of experience. He seeks to define a problem and then offers options and choices to guide patients toward a course of treatment all parties can agree on, leading to the best possible outcome. Recognizing that not every first choice leads to success, he establishes plans with patients that help bring about their goals.
This seminar is sold out! To join the seminar, Click Here to Register or give us a call at (603) 924-4699 x1110.
We encourage you to save the date and stay tuned for updates on our lineup of speakers and session topics. Let's work together to unlock the power of healthy living and empower ourselves for a future of wellness.
Remember, your journey towards wellness begins with a single step, and these seminars are your opportunity to take that step toward a healthier, happier life.