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MaineHealth showcased its newly renovated behavioral health center on the MaineHealth Parkview Campus at an official ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday.

MaineHealth Waldo Hospital recently welcomed two new Community Health Workers, Terri Aldus and Dianna Wilson, to their Community Health department. They join a team of CHWs across Knox and Waldo counties dedicated to helping community members bridge gaps in accessing care.

MaineHealth Pen Bay Hospital (MHPBH) is pleased to welcome Ashley Mychak, DPM, FACFAS, to its Podiatry team. Dr. Mychak specializes in the Lapiplasty® 3D Bunion Correction® Procedure, a procedure that MHPBH will now be able to offer for the first time.

To celebrate the opening of its new Cardiac Rehab gym, MaineHealth Pen Bay Hospital will hold an open house for patients and community members Wednesday, June 18, from 11 am to 1 pm at the gym’s new home inside the Pen Bay Physicians Building, located at 4 Glen Cove Drive, Suite 109, Rockport.

Due to forecasted inclement weather this Saturday, June 7, the spring Farmers’ Market at MaineHealth Waldo Hospital has been postponed.

MaineHealth Pen Bay and Waldo Hospitals are excited to announce the launch of a secure and convenient medication take-back program on their campuses.

Have you ever wondered how to give an injection, apply a cast, or save a life in the wilderness? Mt. Washington Valley’s Health Careers Camp is back this summer, offering middle school students a chance to explore real-world medical skills in a fun, hands-on environment.

Jessica Burton, Gorham, N.H., a licensed nursing assistant at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital, Haley Jodoin, Ossipee, N.H., currently an emergency medical technician at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital, and Angela Lyons, Harrison, Maine, a student at Southern Maine Community College, were honored.

Dr. Alex Keuroghlian will be the new Chief of MaineHealth Behavioral Health (MHBH) and Chair of Psychiatry at MaineHealth Maine Medical Center (MHMMC) effective May 30, 2025.

Scientists with the Vector-Borne Disease Lab at the MaineHealth Institute for Research (MHIR) are taking part in several studies, surveys and other research projects this spring and summer to help better understand ticks and the diseases they carry.