Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital

Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital Community hospital offering personalized care and a genuine culture of caring; a member of the Dartmouth Health System. Repeat abusers will be blocked.

At Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital, we've proudly provided compassionate, personalized care to our community since 1932. As a small community hospital guided by kindness, partnership, and service, we offer advanced surgical services, including neurosurgery, spinal care, and orthopaedics, along with a full range of specialty care through our Multi-Specialty Clinic. Being part of the Dartmouth Health system means our patients benefit from shared expertise and resources across our network. Visit www.AlicePeckDay.org to learn more. This page is not staffed 24/7: Please contact 911 in a medical emergency. TERMS OF USE
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Today is National Wear Red Day, a day to raise awareness and show support for women’s heart health. Heart disease is the...
02/06/2026

Today is National Wear Red Day, a day to raise awareness and show support for women’s heart health. Heart disease is the number one killer of women, and awareness can make all the difference. Knowing the signs, understanding your risk, and making heart-healthy choices are small steps that can have a big impact.

Our staff wore red today to show support and remind our community that heart health matters.

Dress in layers, protect your extremities, and always warm up before heading outside. "Muscles are tighter in the cold, ...
02/06/2026

Dress in layers, protect your extremities, and always warm up before heading outside. "Muscles are tighter in the cold, so you really want to do a good dynamic warm-up before you start exercising vigorously,” says sports medicine physician Peter M. Loescher, MD, of Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital.

Remember to:
• Remove layers as soon as you start sweating. It's easier to add layers back than to dry clothes covered in sweat.
• Cover your mouth with a scarf or face covering. This helps add moisture to the air you breathe, which is especially helpful if you have asthma or other health conditions.
• Stay indoors on days with extremely cold temperatures or windy conditions.

Learn more: https://www.alicepeckday.org/news/exercising-outside-cold-good-you

Beginning Monday, February 2: Cardiopulmonary and Echo patients, please park in the designated spots shown in pink on th...
02/02/2026

Beginning Monday, February 2: Cardiopulmonary and Echo patients, please park in the designated spots shown in pink on the map below. Enter through the main hospital entrance and register at Main Registration.

Thank you for your understanding.

https://www.alicepeckday.org/services/cardiopulmonary

Join us for the final session in The Four Pillars of Health series, presented by CCBA and APD.The Four Pillars of Health...
01/31/2026

Join us for the final session in The Four Pillars of Health series, presented by CCBA and APD.

The Four Pillars of Health: Nutrition is a free, in-person session focused on decoding popular diets.

Led by Dianne Kelecy, MS, RD, LD, Clinical Dietitian at APD, this session will share practical, realistic insights to help support your overall health and well-being.

📅 Wednesday, February 4
🕐 12 pm to 1 pm and 6 pm to 7 pm
📍 CCBA – Carter Community Building Association
First Floor Meeting Room
1 Taylor Street, Lebanon, NH

Everyone is welcome. Registration is appreciated but not required. Scan the QR code on the poster or visit joinccba.org/special-events to learn more.

Managing your care is now easier with our expanded text messaging features.Our new, secure texting platform helps you st...
01/30/2026

Managing your care is now easier with our expanded text messaging features.

Our new, secure texting platform helps you stay informed and connected.

Text START to 90564 to opt in and use text messaging to:
• Confirm or cancel appointments
• Check in before your visit
• Pay a bill or sign up for a payment plan
• Get appointment reminders and personalized updates
• Receive important alerts from Dartmouth Health

For more information about these new features, visit: www.dartmouth-health.org/mydh-faq

APD and CCBA continued The Four Pillars of Health series with a session focused on exercise, led by Kirstin Eastman, Man...
01/27/2026

APD and CCBA continued The Four Pillars of Health series with a session focused on exercise, led by Kirstin Eastman, Manager of Rehabilitation at APD, and CCBA Fitness Manager Jesse Davis. The session highlighted how regular movement supports strength, balance, mobility, and independence at every stage of life.

Exercise doesn’t need to be perfect or extreme. Small, consistent steps and movement you enjoy can make a big difference over time.

In closing, Davis shared these simple tips about exercise:

• It’s never too late to start.
• Make sure you use good technique and form.
• Keep showing up.
• Start small and play the long game. This is a lifetime habit change.
• Lifestyle change can be hard. Stay with it!

Join us on Wednesday, February 4 for The Four Pillars of Health: Nutrition from 12 pm to 1 pm and 6 pm to 7 pm.

Learn more and read the full article:
https://www.alicepeckday.org/news/four-pillars-health-exercise-third-pillar

As temperatures drop over the weekend, here are a few tips to help you stay safe and warm.Cold weather can sneak up fast...
01/23/2026

As temperatures drop over the weekend, here are a few tips to help you stay safe and warm.

Cold weather can sneak up fast. Before heading out, keep these important reminders in mind:

- Dress in layers
- Wear a hat, gloves, and scarf
- Stay dry
- Limit time outdoors
- Watch for signs of frostbite and hypothermia
- Keep your car winter-ready with an emergency kit

A little preparation can go a long way when the temperature drops. Stay warm and stay safe!

Learn more: https://www.alicepeckday.org/news/six-tips-staying-safe-when-temperature-drops

Last week, our peri-op team came together for a day of learning, collaboration, and team-building. The agenda included e...
01/15/2026

Last week, our peri-op team came together for a day of learning, collaboration, and team-building. The agenda included educational sessions, communication training, and a Family Feud–style activity as part of the day.

Need help finding Cardiopulmonary? View the map below to see where our Cardiopulmonary department is located.For ECHO an...
01/13/2026

Need help finding Cardiopulmonary? View the map below to see where our Cardiopulmonary department is located.

For ECHO and Cardiopulmonary patients arriving for an appointment, please wait in your vehicle. A member of our team will come out to meet you at the time of your appointment.

Learn more about our Cardiopulmonary services here: https://www.alicepeckday.org/services/cardiopulmonary

Have unused or expired medications at home? APD offers a secure medication disposal box inside the main entrance, availa...
01/10/2026

Have unused or expired medications at home? APD offers a secure medication disposal box inside the main entrance, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Safely dispose of medications anytime with no questions asked. It’s one small step that helps keep our community safe.

We’re excited to share our new strategic plan, shaped by our values and our commitment to caring for our community. It o...
01/08/2026

We’re excited to share our new strategic plan, shaped by our values and our commitment to caring for our community. It outlines our priorities, where we’re headed, and how we’ll continue to support patients, families, and neighbors in the years ahead.

Learn more: https://www.alicepeckday.org/about/strategic-plan

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Lebanon, NH
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Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital

Our mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of our community. Since 1932, Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital (APD) has been the community hospital of the Upper Valley, delivering high-quality health care in a friendly environment where patients come first.

Mrs. Alice Peck Day was a fifth generation resident of Lebanon, NH. Upon her death in 1927, she bequeathed her family home to found a cottage hospital in 1927. Dr. Arthur Burnham, one of the area's leading physicians at the time, helped lead the drive for incorporation, and APD opened its doors for the first time on February 1, 1932.

Today, APD cares for 20,000 patients per year from communities throughout New Hampshire and Vermont. Long-known for providing highly personalized care, APD also offers a wide range of specialized services which include orthopaedic surgery, neurosurgery, pain management, primary and family care, senior care, and women’s care. The majority of APD’s outpatient services moved into the new Multi-Specialty Clinic in the fall of 2017. Through APD’s affiliation with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health, we affirm our commitment to creating a sustainable health system to improve the lives of the people and communities we serve for generations to come. Please visit AlicePeckDay.org for more information, and join us on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram.