White Mountain Community Health Center

04/10/2026

Join us on Tuesday for pizza at to support healthcare in our community that everyone can access! During our Community Bake from 4-8 pm, Flatbread will contribute $3.50 for each large and $1.75 for each small flatbread sold towards our programs and services that ensure everyone in our community can access high-quality, compassionate healthcare.

Board President Caitlin Behr and other board and staff members will be there to share info about our upcoming Whitaker Wander 5k (just a month away on May 9!) and about all the ways we support health and wellness in our community. Stop by and say hi!

And a huge thank you to Flatbread for dough-ing good for our community ;)

03/10/2026

A great resource to be aware of!

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📞 Call or Text: 833-710-6477 💻 Visit: NH988.com

03/05/2026

Calling all new parents and parents-to-be! Take this brief survey to help the Mt. Washington Valley Perinatal Coalition know what to focus on improving in our area.

03/04/2026

Applications are open for Food For All's Local Food Access Fund from MWVEG! Anyone in the community who needs help accessing locally grown produce can apply for up to $350 for the summer to use at farmers' markets and farmstands, or to purchase a CSA share.

If you're in our WiseWoman program, we've partnered with Food For All this year to provide a separate fund dedicated to these patients. This fund was made possible by the WiseWoman program to ensure that women with chronic disease have access to fresh produce, regardless of income. So WiseWoman patients are especially encouraged to apply!

03/03/2026

Please help spread the word about this new group to support parents with feeding their infant or toddler! The group is led by a board certified lactation consultant and meets every other Wednesday morning at the Conway Public Library. The next meeting is this week on March 4 from 10-11:30 am.

Join a community of other local families for breast, bottle, combination feeding guidance and support from a Board Certified Lactation Consultant. Get your questions answered. Learn about the best product choices when feeding breast and bottle. And even weigh your baby while you're there!

FREE - No registration necessary - Walk in

Bring your babies/toddlers (under 5years old).

03/03/2026

Are you a parent of young children who could use more support? Take a look at the opportunities for connection and community offered through Children Unlimited Inc.!

02/25/2026

Save the date for the Community Baby Shower!

If you are a new parent, or an expecting parent, we want to celebrate YOU! Bring your family and connect with other new parents, meet local pediatric providers, get presents and resources to help with the new baby, enjoy treats, and celebrate with your community!

02/23/2026

Food for All applications are open TODAY! Are you in need of extra assistance to purchase locally grown and produced food this year? MWVEG’s Food for All Local Food Access Program is here to help.

Apply for vouchers to use toward:

- A farm CSA Share
- Farmers’ Markets
- Farm Stands

Vouchers can be used at participating local farms or markets to purchase vegetables, fruit. meat, dairy, eggs, bread, mushrooms, honey, and maple syrup.

Apply today at the link in our bio or at mwveg.com/food-for-all

02/15/2026

A number of big changes to Medicaid are coming over the next year due to new state and federal laws. These changes will affect many people in our community. To learn more, join NH Medicaid Matters for a free webinar on Wednesday, February 18 from 7-8 pm.

Register here: rebrand.ly/medicaidweb

02/13/2026

We were honored to host Congressman Chris Pappas today, to discuss how recent changes to affordable health insurance options are affecting our patients and our organization.

As people in our area lose coverage through Medicare and Medicaid, and Marketplace and employer plans get more expensive, many rely on our sliding fee scale to fill the gap. That's exactly what it's here for, but it doesn't help with all the healthcare needs people have, like prescriptions and specialist care, and a big shift in sliding fee scale use puts a strain on our finances.

We appreciated the time Congressman Pappas took to hear stories of the stress these changes are putting on our patients and on us, and our hopes and plans to meet more community needs even as we face these challenges. Medical Director Josie Lamb, APRN shared that "since the New Year, we have seen an increase in patients who no longer have insurance who are faced with difficult decisions to forego needed medical care, accrue a crippling amount of debt, or pay out of pocket and not be able to access other necessities due to the high cost of health insurance coverage."

If you have lost your health insurance recently, or are having to ration healthcare due to increased costs, please consider reaching out and sharing your story with us or your elected representatives. When those making decisions understand the effects that new laws have on the communities they represent, they are better able to work to make things better.

To share your story with us, contact Director of Communications Siena Kaplan-Thompson at skaplan@whitemountainhealth.org or (603) 447-8900 x312, or contact your provider through the portal. You can also share your story directly with your representatives through their website.

02/12/2026

Just before Christmas, our security system sent out an alert early in the morning, and we arrived to find that a toilet hose had detached and flooded the north side of our building. Water had poured into our basement, damaging our server and the offices downstairs.

Thankfully, insurance will cover most of our losses and MaineHealth Memorial Hospital, who owns our building, is managing the repairs. Basement renovations are underway (pictured here), and repairs to the north side of our building will follow over the next few months.

However, the disruption to our normal workflows is not insignificant, and there are costs that won’t be entirely covered, such as lost productivity and old furniture and equipment that will be much more expensive to replace than they were worth.

To help us with these expenses, we have created an Operations Support Fund. Our deepest appreciation to everyone who has already contributed. If you haven’t, please consider a donation to help us with these ongoing costs. You can donate here https://www.whitemountainhealth.org/donate or by mailing a check to 298 White Mountain Highway, Conway, NH 03818.

“Our staff responded immediately and with tremendous professionalism to ensure patients continued to receive care,” said Executive Director Audrey Goudie. “This fund will help us restore full operations as quickly as possible while protecting access to care during the recovery.”

01/28/2026

Get a hot meal, and be counted!