Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Nashua

08/14/2025

👋 Help us welcome Joseph P. Greco, MPAS, PA-C, as an integral member of our Orthopaedics team in Nashua.

“I believe that orthopedic health plays a fundamental role in a person’s ability to live actively, independently and without pain—and it is a privilege to be part of that healing process. My goal is to restore movement, reduce pain and help patients return to the activities that give their lives meaning.”

Greco is accepting new patients, just give us a call at (603) 629-8110 to schedule an appointment.

08/06/2025

Once again, our Nashua EAC sponsored a very successful backpack/school supply collection to benefit Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter, Inc.! During the month of July, our team at the Nashua, Milford, Merrimack and Hudson clinics generously donated to this cause. We are so pleased to be able to give back to our community. 🎒 📚 ✏️

Thanks to Nashua Ink Link for the shout out! ⬇️

07/22/2025

One of the most meaningful honors in nursing is our Nurse Preceptor/Mentor awards. This special recognition carries on the legacy of Barbara Agnew, an extraordinary nurse, whose passion for teaching and compassion changed many lives. Barbara knew how to help new nurses find confidence and purpose in their work.

This year, we recognize three incredible nurses who continue Barbara’s legacy by mentoring, guiding and supporting new team members.

Congratulations Tawa Borges da Silva and Hailey LaFave of DHMC, and our Ginny Dame of Nashua!

Thank you for empowering the next generation of nurses to develop their skills and advance professionally. Your impact is felt throughout our organization.

07/14/2025

Do you enjoy helping people learning and working with a team? Would you like to make a difference every day? Are you interested in having the opportunity to earn while you learn? Dartmouth Health Career Institute is looking for motivated individuals for our Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program.

We are now accepting applications for Fall 2025 Programs in Lebanon, Bedford and Keene, NH.

• Lebanon, N.H. Classroom – Application Deadline: August 1
• Bedford, NH Classroom – Application Deadline: July 25
• Keene, N.H. Classroom – Application Deadline: July 4

Learn more at: https://hubs.ly/Q03sWZLN0

Dartmouth Health Careers

07/04/2025

As you celebrate the Fourth of July, don’t forget a few simple ways to stay safe.

Nicole Woods, the Operations Support Manager and Emergency Management Coordinator at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital - a fellow member of our Dartmouth Health system, shares these quick reminders to help you enjoy the holiday safely:

- Leave fireworks to the professionals — and keep a safe distance
- Grill outdoors, never leave it unattended, and fully extinguish coals
- Stay hydrated and take breaks from the heat
- Drive distraction-free and always buckle up
- Check in on those around you — a little care goes a long way

Wishing you a safe, healthy, and happy Independence Day!

06/27/2025

Meet two incredible All-Stars who will be taking the field in the Dartmouth Health Children's 2025 NH East-West All-Star Football Game TONIGHT - Friday, June 27!

🏈 Jack Maye battled Crohn’s disease throughout high school, facing hospital stays and setbacks, but never letting it stop him from pursuing his dream. Now, he’s not only a college-bound quarterback, but also a role model for resilience and determination.

📣 Rylynn Clark, a spirited cheerleader, was diagnosed with two rare bleeding disorders as a child. Despite countless challenges and medical hurdles, she’s returned to the sidelines as an All-Star cheerleader, showing the world what courage and positivity look like.

Join us in cheering on Jack, Rylynn and all this year's All-Star Athletes. To learn more about their stories and to get tickets visit https://dhgeiselgiving.org/giving-stories

06/20/2025

News of former President Joe Biden’s metastatic prostate cancer diagnosis shocked headlines and reopened the conversation about the importance of screening.

According to American Cancer Society, about 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime. Other than skin cancer, prostate cancer, which can range from slow-growing to aggressive, is the most common cancer in men in the United States, and the second-leading cause of cancer death in American men, behind lung cancer.

Our urologist Lawrence M. Dagrosa, MD, who specializes in several genitourinary cancers, answers some common questions about prostate cancer, major risk factors, early detection, advances in treatment options and new research, including a major new initiative here at Dartmouth Cancer Center aimed at improving prostate cancer surgery and reducing side effects.

It's Men's Health Month - read more at the link below.

06/05/2025

We welcome Mohamed M. El-Ansary, MD, FIPP, to our Pain Management team in Manchester. “As an interventional pain physician, I have many ways to help ease my patients' chronic pain. Since there is no tool to measure someone's pain, I listen attentively to my patients to understand how they feel. I work hard to pinpoint the underlying sources of their pain to determine the right procedures, if needed, to eliminate the pain.”

Dr. El-Ansary is accepting new patients. Call (603) 629-8020 to schedule an appointment.

05/17/2025

Starting May 18: To help keep your information safe, you’ll need to enter a 6-digit code sent to your email or mobile phone when you log in to myDH.

05/01/2025

Important information if you have appointments at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Manchester.

⚠️ Please note: Google Maps and Apple Maps may be inaccurate when giving directions for some of our Manchester locations, including 100 Hitchcock Way. You may wish to verify directions using another application, such as Waze or Mapquest. We are working to resolve this issue. Thank you for your patience.

Dartmouth Health

05/01/2025

This month we've been working in collaboration with the Dartmouth Health Taskforce on Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence. Our team did a wonderful job collecting personal care items, household items and gift cards. Thank you!

04/23/2025

Last chance for tickets! Our BIPOC Employee Resource Group is proud to announce the finalists for the 3rd Annual Community Impact Social Justice Awards. Tickets are now on sale for the awards ceremony on Saturday, April 26 from 6 to 9 pm at Positive Street Art in Nashua.

The finalists were chosen out of 30 submissions for nominees across 3 categories: Youth (under 24), Community Member, and Dartmouth Health Employee. Several of our nominees were entered by more than one person-highlighting their impact and visibility for the work that they are doing in our communities.

Youth Award:
· Saniyah Bolton - Youth Representative Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire and Black Lives Matter New Hampshire
· Maelle Jacques - LGBTQ+ activist and ACLU Intern
· Vick Mahindru - Manchester Youth Council (City of Manchester, NH Office of Youth Services)

Community Award:
· Aaron Almanza - LGBT National Help Center
· Cordan James - The Comeback Kid Mentorship Program & Fathering Together
· Tina Kim Philibotte - Chief Equity Officer for Manchester School District

Dartmouth Health Employee:
· Jules Bolger-Hawkins - Healing Harvest Program, Dartmouth Cancer Center
· Hanna Brooks - LGBTQ Advocacy for Gender and Sexuality Alliance and Community Health Partnership
· Janet Carrol - Program Coordination for the SANE/ Forensic Nursing program for Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital

Tickets for the award ceremony are currently on sale, and we welcome everyone to come out in support and celebration of these individuals and all the nominees who are making a difference in the world around them.

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