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Visiting hours are seven days per week 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Please do not visit if:  you have COVID-19 symptoms (cough, runny nose, etc.) have a known COVID-19 close contact within p

New Hampshire Hospital provides inpatient psychiatric treatment to patients admitted on an involuntary basis through an emergency admissions process, a non-emergency court order, or on a limited volun

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requires that we provide information about our privacy practices related to your personally identifiable information. At the time of adm

Each licensing area conducts its activities through on-site inspection and monitoring visits performed by licensing specialists who have expertise in their particular fields. Additionally, licensing s

While there can be more than one source contributing to a child’s elevated blood lead — in New Hampshire, children are almost always poisoned by lead dust generated from old lead paint in their homes.

The Child Fatality Review is grounded in the belief that a child’s preventable death is a community’s responsibility. A sentinel (unanticipated) event should raise a call to action. The primary goal i

If English is your second language or you have a disability, there are free language assistance or other aids and services available upon request. You may also contact your local WIC clinic.  

Patients can get infections when getting healthcare. These are called Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs). HAIs are commonly caused by antibiotic-resistant pathogens (harmful germs), which ma

Patients and their loved ones can be active participants in staying healthy in a hospital by helping to prevent the spread of germs, including antibiotic-resistant germs, and knowing what healthcare p

There are important steps that patients and healthcare providers can take to prevent HAIs, like hand washing. The HAI program collects, analyzes, and publishes information on the number of HAIs