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Memorial’s emergency status � a ‘Code White� � ends Friday July 16, 2021 after 494 days. Earlier this month, Memorial scaled back its COVID-19 vaccine administration and ended, at least for now, COVID-19 testing except as part of a health visit in the emergency department or walk-in clinic.

Memorial Hospital will hold a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Settlers Green in North Conway on Saturday, June 26.

With declines in vaccinations and COVID-19 testing, Memorial Hospital plans to reduce hours at its COVID-19 vaccine clinic and limit COVID-19 testing to only those with symptoms and as part of a visit to the emergency department or walk-in clinic.

New scheduling options are being created in response to shifts in the supply and demand for COVID-19 vaccines in Maine.

Dr. Charlotte Helvie, Memorial Hospital’s newest pediatrician, believes patient care happens as much in the community as in the exam room.

Those seeking a vaccination will be able to schedule an appointment at the time they register online, and some locations plan to offer a walk-in option as well.

Memorial Hospital will host its 41st annual golf tournament on Thursday, July 22, 2021 at the North Conway Country Club.

Like many during the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Peter Murphy, left the city for the mountains. Dr. Murphy, a new primary care physician at Memorial Hospital, he says he “always wanted to come back to rural medicine.�

The Memorial Hospital vaccine clinic administered its 10,000th dose of COVID-19 vaccine yesterday (April 8, 2021).

The residents and staff at Merriman House at Memorial Hospital are celebrating a deficiency free survey from the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).