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MMC is the first hospital in Maine to be recognized at the highest level, Pediatric Innovator, for its commitment to caring for pediatric patients experiencing medical and traumatic emergencies.

Franklin Memorial Hospital (FMH) is pleased to announce that long-term employee Taffy Davis, MSN, RN-BC, has been awarded certification in nursing informatics by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). This certification is designed for registered nurses who have a strong background in both nursing and informatics.

Community members are invited to attend a public forum discussion on June 28, 2023.

Maine Behavioral Healthcare (MBH) today announced the appointment of James Wolak, MD as Vice President of Medical Affairs, Intensive Services.

An estimated 4 million books will have gone to more than 350,000 Maine children.

Kathryn Cope, Maine Medical Center VP, will start in June.

The event provides an opportunity for MMC nurses to build on their foundation of nursing excellence through a focused discussion on the fundamentals of nursing care.

Haze is now a full-time facility dog in Memorial Hospital’s Oncology Department.

The NIH-funded research effort, of which the MaineHealth Institute for Research is a part, identifies most common symptoms with an aim of improving future diagnostics and treatment.

The estate of Thomas ‘Tommy’ Shaw donated $1 million toward MMC’s burn unit to honor Shaw’s former nurse, Isla Estabrook