November is American Diabetes Month

On Tuesday, November 6, 2018, Speare Primary Care and White Mountain Eye Care and Optical will be hosting their free Annual Diabetes Day event to raise awareness about diabetes. The event will feature diabetes education/information from Speare Wound Care ,Pemi Baker Home Health & Hospice, Speare Dietary, White Mountain Eye Care, and Speare Primary ...
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Let’s Take A Closer Look At… Influenza “The Flu”

Now that the summer season is over we are entering the fun season of sweaters, fall foliage, and pumpkin spice everything. Unfortunately, this change also tends to bring on the start of the dreaded Influenza (flu) season. Last flu season (2017-2018) was one of the most severe seasons we have ...
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Visit Speare’s New Gift Shop

Volunteers in gift shop (L-R) Richard Flanagan, Chris Fenn (Student & Volunteer Services Coordinator), Nancy Kolb, Pat Corbin Speare has opened a volunteer-run hospital gift shop full of fun gifts as well as necessities for patients, visitors, and staff. All proceeds go toward Scholarships for local youth studying for a career in healthcare ...
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Informed & Engaged at Speare’s Senior Resource Fair

Searching for and navigating the maze of services and organizations available for seniors in central New Hampshire can be a daunting task. That's why Speare Memorial Hospital held it's 2nd annual Senior Resource Fair on Saturday, September 22, 2018 at Boulder Point in Plymouth, NH. Almost 100 attendees visited a ...
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Speare Schedules Annual Public Flu Shot Clinics

Fall has arrived and so too has the focus on helping to prevent flu-related illness. Speare Memorial Hospital offers the flu vaccine to persons 18 years and older, and are available at several public flu shot clinics scheduled at the Hospital, Holderness Town Hall, Waterville Valley and the Plymouth Senior ...
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The White Sock Campaign – Honoring & Educating

Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is one of the most challenging issues we face not only in wound care but in healthcare in general because oxygen is needed to continue to nourish every inch of our bodies and without oxygen cells ... tissues, digits, and limbs do not survive. On September ...
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