Posts by Chris Dugan
According to a recent poll of NH residents, more than 70% of those surveyed either delayed or skipped a treatment or procedure due to the high cost of health care.
As part of an ongoing effort to help older adults in the Granite State live more independently, the New Hampshire Alliance For Healthy Aging (NHAHA) created the Volunteer Driver Initiative. The collaboration between NHAHA and 19 non-profit Volunteer Driver Programs (VDPs) has resulted in a state-wide recruitment campaign to attract new drivers to local and regional VDPs.
The Queen City Rotary Club is now accepting applications for youth-centered grants.
The NH Oral Health Coalition is pleased to announce the return of its annual forum set for Wednesday, December 6 in Concord.
Citing their numerous contributions to their local communities, the NH State Commission on Aging (NHCOA) is excited to recognize outstanding older adult volunteers across the Granite State.
Great food and fun will be on the menu as the Queen City Rotary Club hosts it annual comedy bowl fundraiser next month. The annual event, which includes a buffet dinner, comedy show, silent auction and cash bar, will take place on Saturday, February 4, 2023, at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Manchester.
Talk with Dr. Emese Kalnoki-Kis, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Elliot Hospital, and it is easy to see what motivates her. “It’s an amazing joy to help someone along, to help them feel whole again,” she says.
The 5K walk is open to all abilities and they are happy to accept same-day registrations. The event starts at 9 a.m. with registration starting at 8 a.m. Walkers will be treated to a range of entertainment pre-event and snacks and more fun when they return to Elliot’s campus.
Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County is offering a healthy way to support a great cause at the third annual Step up 5K Run-Walk on Saturday, May 28 at Mine Falls Park in Nashua.
Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County is inviting area runners and walkers to lace ‘em up for a worthy cause and join the third annual Step up 5K Run-Walk on Saturday, May 28 at Mine Falls Park in Nashua.
Treatments for pain are as varied as its causes and chances are, you’ve tried many. One thing you probably haven’t tried involved is improving your microcirculation. Microcirculation brings oxygen and other nutrients throughout your body. So, an important process. On the other hand, when microcirculation is not at peak performance, you might not be getting what you need for maintaining your health.
In support of healthy aging, the New Hampshire Senior Games (NHSG) is pleased to announce that registration for the 2022 Games is now open. Supporting the organization’s effort to promote health and wellness among older adults is Martin’s Point Health Care, which is serving as the games major sponsor for the fourth straight year.
Current year sophomores and juniors are eligible to apply. The award will have a $750 cap. The scholarship winner may choose to attend any in-person or virtual athletic training camp offered in summer 2022.
As part of its ongoing mission to provide student-athletes with a healthy and vibrant future, the Safe Sports Network is pleased to announce Youth Sports Safety Week, November 13 – 20, 2021.
Reflecting recently on a successful career in athletic training that includes a literal who’s who of sports figures and athletes, Queen City native Mark A. Letendre, ATC is more excited about supporting the next generation of sports medicine professionals.
Equal servings of great barbeque and outstanding local music will be on the menu as Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County presents “Jam Fest” on Saturday, September 25 at Sherman’s Pit Stop in Wilton. The free outdoor concert will feature more than nine hours of live music and all of the musician’s tip proceeds will benefit the agency.
As part of its ongoing mission to support and enhance aspiring sports medicine professionals, NHMI (New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute)/SSN (Safe Sports Network) is excited to announce that Emma Stratmoen, MS, ATC and Matthew Johnson, ATC, have been named Athletic Training Residents for the 2021-2022 year.
Stop by one of the NH Senior Games venues and cheer on our seasoned athletes.
To ensure an optimal experience for players, the Games are seeking tournament volunteers. Roles will range from court monitors to registration support, to on-site logistics over the three days.
With a distinguished career at the intersection of pediatric medicine and adolescent sports health, Keith Loud, MD, MSc, uses the term “triad” when managing the delicate balance in achieving true “whole health” for young athletes.