Dr. Alice Rocke has joined Plymouth General Surgery at Speare Memorial Hospital. A meticulous surgeon with outstanding surgical outcomes, Dr. Rocke, is a valuable addition to the Speare team. “I am happy to continue the tradition of excellent surgical care provided by Plymouth General Surgery,” says Dr. Rocke. Board-certified by the American Board of Surgery,

Dr. Howard Mitz, a highly skilled gastroenterologist, is now seeing patients in Plymouth. With decades of experience treating all digestive disorders, Dr. Mitz will offer his expertise to the greater Plymouth area.  “I am excited to partner with Speare and to bring more than 30 years of gastroenterology experience to help treat the Speare community,” says Dr. Mitz. 

Jamie Smith, licensed clinical mental health counselor, is the newest addition at Plymouth Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine and Speare Primary Care, providing support to patients of all ages, giving them a safe place to discuss feelings and to learn new coping skills or reinforce existing coping skills. Jamie, who specializes in anxiety, depression, and early

With nearly 30 years of medical experience caring for patients at Speare and throughout the Lakes Region, Dr. Michele Gaier returns to Speare’s sleep medicine program in Plymouth and Meredith, joining Dr. George Neal in providing expertise in diagnosing and treating all types of sleep disorders.  “My most enjoyable moments at the office occur when

An annual poll conducted by New Hampshire Magazineasks every licensed physician in the state to choose whom they would send their friends and loved ones to for medical care. Speare is proud to have two physicians selected as the best. Dr. Paul Musco at White Mountain Eye Care has been honored as a top ophthalmologist in

Archways & Lakes Region Mental Health Center In rural New Hampshire, mental health services can be scarce, leaving many residents without vital support. Speare’s Community Health Grant Program includes grants to fill this gap, providing much-needed resources for organizations addressing the pressing mental health needs in the Plymouth area.  Each year, Speare provides grant funding

It was 125 years ago when a group of thirteen spirited women recognized the need for a hospital in Plymouth to “relieve suffering regardless of ghostly situations.” These prominent women labored tirelessly to raise money to see their dream come true. The result was the Emily Balch Cottage Hospital named in honor of the lead