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Northern Light C.A. Dean Hospital

Northern Light CA Dean Hospital is a 25-bed critical access hospital nestled near the shores of Moosehead Lake in Greenville, Maine.

04/13/2026

Meet Jill Lewis, a sonographer at Northern Light Imaging in Sangerville. If you need an ultrasound or x-ray, this team has your back, with an order from your primary care provider. They’ll even take walk-ins for x-ray. Come see Jill from 7 am to 3:30 pm, Monday through Thursday. Call to schedule: 207.876.4811.

04/09/2026

It's ok to say no! Thanks to Chase and Hailey for showing us that saying no doesn't make you look weird! We're so proud of the videos that these high schoolers created. If you need any assistance preventing or stopping va**ng, please reach out to your provider or check out some of these resources that are available here in Maine.

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Maine School Administrative District #4

04/06/2026

David Brewster has long been known for his quiet generosity, supporting Northern Light C.A. Dean Hospital and other local charities that help neighbors access food, shelter, transportation, and healthcare.

In 2025, he learned of a critical need for a wheelchair accessible van to serve our patients across Piscataquis County, where public transportation is unavailable. Understanding how vital reliable transportation is, especially in rural Maine, David stepped forward and funded the entire purchase.

Thanks to his generosity, the van is expected to be in service by the end of 2026, helping ensure more of our patients can get the care they need.

Thank you, David, for such an incredible gift to our community. 🚐💙

Read the full story here: https://ow.ly/hVhT50YCWaH

04/03/2026

Testicular Cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men ages 15-44.

Early detection saves lives.

“As a urologist, I’ve seen lives saved by a simple regular self-exam — if you can spend 30 seconds in the shower checking for any lumps, hardness, or changes in your testicles, you could catch testicular cancer at its most treatable stage.” Krishna Bhatta, MD

04/02/2026

The signs of spring are here: The days are getting warmer, the sun is setting later, the sap is flowing, and construction season is beginning!

Road construction between Abbot and Greenville will resume on April 6, and according to the contractor, travel times will increase. We encourage you to give yourself a little extra time to get to your appointment—it will make the journey smoother and help keep things on schedule for all.

04/01/2026

What do you get when you have a high school student who plays sports, is involved in theater, and has a passion for not va**ng? You get a mini production with an important message. Meet Jamie, a Dexter Regional High School student who created this great video about the importance of not va**ng. We're still chuckling over this one. 😉

03/30/2026

Happy National Doctors Day! Thank you to all the amazing doctors working for Northern Light Health, caring for patients from from Portland to Presque Isle and Greenville to Blue Hill. We appreciate your dedication and care.

03/25/2026

Recently, many of our staff, led by our Sangerville team, showed up in blue (or wore blue ribbons!) to raise awareness for colorectal cancer and to remind everyone of the power of prevention and early detection.

Early screening saves lives. Learn more about the causes, risk factors, prevention, and the importance of screening: https://ow.ly/j71u50YyVKy

03/23/2026

What happens when you get a group of students who are passionate about leading healthier lives and have made the decision not to v**e? You get a great video produced by the students themselves! Take a look at this awesome video featuring students from Piscataquis and Western Penobscot counties.

03/11/2026

While some may think concussions aren’t serious, they are actually a mild form of a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

3 things you should know about concussions

1. They happen more often than you think.
Concussions can happen from blows to the head during sports activities or accidents, or may result from simple mishaps, like walking into a door and banging your head.

2. Symptoms aren’t always obvious.
Common symptoms can be easy to spot – headaches, dizziness, nausea, and hearing or vision problems. Less common symptoms are harder – sleep difficulties, depression, anxiety, and slower-than-normal reaction time.

3. Screen time, alcohol, and caffeine all impact recovery.
Avoid screen time in the first 48 hours of recovery. Limit both caffeine and alcohol consumption during recovery.

To read about Carly Guerrette’s personal experience with a concussion, click here:https://ow.ly/VJFX50YrLXg

03/09/2026

“Knowing that I can help ease patients’ burdens so they can focus on getting well is very rewarding. I became a social worker to make a difference and help people in need.”

Meet Amy Banks, MSW, care manager at Northern Light Mayo Hospital and social worker at Northern Light CA Dean and Sebasticook Valley Hospitals, one of our featured social workers for Social Work Awareness Month.

“We think broadly, looking at all aspects of patient care and how all of those things fit together (or don’t fit) to gain the best outcome for every patient. As creative, outside-the-box thinkers, we can see things differently, which helps our patients.”

03/06/2026

For Social Work Awareness Month, we celebrate the unique, integral role medical social workers play within our healthcare system.

Medical social workers help navigate, and co-coordinate patient-centered care plans; advocate; educate about available treatment options, resources, and services; and provide support during crises.

For hospice patients, social workers ensure end-of-life goals are respected; provide advanced care planning; emotional and psychological support; connect families with community resources; and offer caregiver support.

💙 We honor and recognize your compassion, professionalism, and dedication to patient care - thank you! 💙

Featured are some of our incredible social workers!

Address

364 Pritham Avenue
Greenville, ME
04441

Website

https://northernlighthealth.org/Our-System/CA-Dean-Hospital/Locations/Hospital

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