Speare Memorial Hospital cares about the safety of our staff, volunteers, patients, and community.  We are continuing to work with staff and the community to make sure proper resources and up to date information are available. While the NH Department of Health and Human Services has identified positive cases in ...

Speare has been working with the National Guard, the State, our regional Emergency Preparedness resources and Plymouth State University to create an Alternate Care Site at the PSU Ice Arena and Welcome Center. This site will serve as an extension of the hospital in preparation for a surge of COVID-19 ...

We are immensely grateful for the outpouring of support we have received from our community. Thank you for donating your time, talent, and resources to help Speare Memorial Hospital during these extraordinary times. We appreciate your generosity while we work together to protect our patients, families, and community from exposure ...

After serving as a clinical training site for Plymouth State University (PSU) nursing students for nearly a decade, Speare and PSU embarked upon a new training opportunity this year. PSU nursing students learn first-hand how to access and triage patients in the school’s state-of-the-art simulation lab, working with students who ...

From stomach bugs to caring hugs, Speare nurses are at the frontline, keeping our children safe and healthy. Photo [Front L-R]: Brooke Ashworth-Wisner, Russell Elementary School; Elizabeth Mills, Thornton Central School; Heather Mason, Holderness Central School; Sandy Rodriguez, Plymouth Elementary School; Judy Macord, Wentworth Elementary School; [Back L-R]: Denise Petrycki, ...

Speare and Plymouth Regional High School have been working together since their licensed nursing assistant (LNA) program began 15 years ago. In addition to hiring many LNA students from the program, Speare has donated bedside tables and assisted the high school in purchasing new adjustable beds to help make the ...