Amoskeag Health

Amoskeag Health Amoskeag Health is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) federally qualified health center offering high-quality and affordable primary, specialty, and mental health care

We see the impact our Medical Assistants make every day, and this week we’re celebrating them a little louder! Medical A...
10/22/2025

We see the impact our Medical Assistants make every day, and this week we’re celebrating them a little louder! Medical Assistant Recognition Week celebrates the people who keep care running smoothly by supporting patients, providers, and each other day in and day out. We’re so glad you’re part of the Amoskeag Health team!

Thank you to our incredible team of MAs:
Franciel A. V., Maria A., Malak A., Karolina B., Adisa B., Suphannika C., Grace C., Sara C., Amaya D., Yolerdy E., Nnenna E., Karen G. L., Deborah K., Alyia K., Loranny L., Fatima M., Jennifer M., Emely M., Malena M., Monique R., Edith R., Karla R., John S., Maria S., Priya T., and Ordalis V.

Today, Amoskeag Health hosted a roundtable discussion with Congressman Chris Pappas on the potential impacts of the enha...
10/16/2025

Today, Amoskeag Health hosted a roundtable discussion with Congressman Chris Pappas on the potential impacts of the enhanced Marketplace Premium Tax Credits set to expire at the end of this year.

The discussion included Patrick Curtin, CFO of Amoskeag Health; Betsy Burtis, COO of Amoskeag Health; Gregory White, Co-CEO of Lamprey Health Care; Jocelyn Caple, CEO of Greater Seacoast Community Health; Stephanie Pagliuca, Senior Director of Workforce Development and Recruitment at Bi-State Primary Care Association; and Henry Och, President and CEO of Harbor Care.

The conversation focused on how the expiration of these credits could affect patients and community health centers. Many enrollees are expected to face sharply higher insurance costs, and some are likely to drop coverage because of that cost. Research shows that when people go without insurance or delay care for financial reasons, it can make health problems worse and treatment more expensive. Participants agreed that decreases in coverage would put additional strain on FQHCs and CHCs, which would likely face higher volumes of uncompensated care.

Changes to these credits could affect not just individuals, but the broader health of our communities.

Grab a bag and give back!$1 from every $2.50 Reusable Community Bag purchased at the John E. Devine Drive Hannaford supp...
10/15/2025

Grab a bag and give back!

$1 from every $2.50 Reusable Community Bag purchased at the John E. Devine Drive Hannaford supports Amoskeag Health this October. Get yours today!

From October 8 through October 17, your night out at Revo Casino and Social House in Manchester helps support Amoskeag H...
10/13/2025

From October 8 through October 17, your night out at Revo Casino and Social House in Manchester helps support Amoskeag Health, with a portion of proceeds from charitable gaming going directly to providing accessible, high-quality care for all!

Please play responsibly. If you or someone you know may have a gambling problem, call New Hampshire's help line at 603-724-1605.

We’re passing along information from The Salvation Army in Manchester for families who may need a little extra help this...
10/13/2025

We’re passing along information from The Salvation Army in Manchester for families who may need a little extra help this holiday season.

Families in Manchester, Bedford, and Litchfield with children up to age 12 can apply for Christmas gift assistance starting Tuesday, October 14. In-person applications are available during the day and evening. Families who need another option can also apply online starting October 14. To request an online application, email Major Jessie at Jessica.Irwin@use.salvationarmy.org

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a reminder that screening matters. If you’re between 40 and 74, make time ...
10/09/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and a reminder that screening matters. If you’re between 40 and 74, make time to schedule your mammogram. It’s quick, it’s routine, and it could save your life.

October 6th through the 12th is National PA Week!On June 19, 2025, Governor Ayotte signed a bill officially changing the...
10/07/2025

October 6th through the 12th is National PA Week!

On June 19, 2025, Governor Ayotte signed a bill officially changing the title from Physician Assistant to Physician Associate. This change follows a 2021 decision by the National PA Society and better reflects the role these providers play as part of a healthcare team. New Hampshire was the third state to recognize the change.

Thank you to our Physician Associates Kristin, Kaitlyn, Katie-Starr, Jessica, Karen, and Igbal for the incredible care you give our patients every day. We are grateful to have you as part of the Amoskeag Health team!

Help Amoskeag Health While You Shop! Each Reusable Community Bag purchased during the month of October at the John E. De...
10/01/2025

Help Amoskeag Health While You Shop!

Each Reusable Community Bag purchased during the month of October at the John E. Devine Drive Hannaford donates $1 to support Amoskeag Health. Giving back has never been easier!

09/29/2025

Recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all, easy, or always linear. As National Recovery Month comes to a close, we want to share the story of Stephen, who has worked with the Amoskeag Health team during his recovery journey.

He walked all the way from Concord to Manchester to keep his first appointment and has since worked hard to continue developing skills that help him navigate life’s challenges. Last year, he shared his story about how Amoskeag Health supported him as he continued his recovery and achieved reunification with his son.

Too much screen time can increase the risk of nearsightedness, especially in children. With so much of our time spent on...
09/26/2025

Too much screen time can increase the risk of nearsightedness, especially in children. With so much of our time spent on computers, phones, and tablets, it is important to build in healthy habits. Taking regular breaks from screens can help protect long-term eye health.

So remember to take a break from the screen you’re reading this on and keep up with your annual eye exam to help ensure your eyes and your family’s eyes stay healthy!

Did you know some vision threatening diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma, are silent? You may not know y...
09/24/2025

Did you know some vision threatening diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma, are silent? You may not know you have them until the damage cannot be reversed.

Learn more about the care available at our Family Eye Care Center: https://ow.ly/yp8U50X1smb

Children should have their first eye exam before kindergarten. Early exams can catch issues like the need for glasses th...
09/22/2025

Children should have their first eye exam before kindergarten. Early exams can catch issues like the need for glasses that, if left untreated, may lead to amblyopia, a permanently reduced vision in adulthood.

This week at Amoskeag Health we’re focusing on eye health. Our Family Eye Care Center provides comprehensive care for children and adults to help keep their vision healthy: https://ow.ly/x09g50X0aR9

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145 Hollis Street
Manchester, NH
03101

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
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