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Bell from Everest Dedication Honors Memory of Former Mid Coast Hospital Nurse
Mid Coast Hospital hosted a special dedication Friday, Dec. 2, of a Bell from Everest given in memory of Dorothy “Dottie” Clapp, RN. The event—attended by friends, family, hospital staff, and former co-workers—was held on the Café Patio. details |
Senior Health Center found ‘deficiency free’ in surprise federal survey
Mid Coast Senior Health Center received a remarkable “deficit free” report following an unannounced federal survey. The Center is one of just 2% of Maine nursing homes rated as deficiency free. details |
“Cool Teddies” Bring Comfort to Youngest Patients at Mid Coast Hospital
The Teddy Bear Club at Mid Coast Hospital, a project of the Mid Coast Hospital Auxiliary, provides about 200 stuffed animals a month to children who come to the hospital for both outpatient and inpatient services. These different surroundings can be a bit startling to a two-year old, but the gift of a stuffed animal along the way can put him on the right track. details |
Mid Coast Hospital Collects Caps for Infant Abuse Awareness
By Alex Lear/The Forecaster - Purple infant caps abounded at Mid Coast Hospital on Nov.18, part of a campaign to prevent infant abuse. More than 240 caps have been knitted since summer and donated to the hospital through Midcoast Maine Community Action’s Families CAN! Program. details |
Kniseley Named New Executive Director of Thornton Oaks
The Thornton Oaks Board of Directors has announced the selection of Don L. Kniseley as the Executive Director of Thornton Oaks Retirement Community. Kniseley succeeds Van McCullough who plans to retire after 18 years as Executive Director. Lois Skillings, President of the Board of Directors of the Thornton Oaks Homeowners Corporation, made the announcement today. details |
Mid Coast Hospital Kicks Off Program to Engage Nurses in Leading Quality Improvement Efforts
Mid Coast Hospital has been selected to participate in Aligning Forces for Quality-Transforming Care at the Bedside (AF4Q TCAB). Bringing together hospital teams from across the state to lead improvements in the quality and safety of patient care, it is a part of an innovative nationwide program led by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the nation's largest philanthropy dedicated to improving the health and healthcare of all Americans. details |
Mid Coast Hospital Chosen as One of Maine's Preferred Providers
Mid Coast Hospital was recognized Friday, July 1, as one of just five hospitals in Maine, and the only hospital in the Greater Brunswick area, for demonstrating sustained high performance over five years by the Maine State Employee Health Commission. details |
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Annual bake sale of treats for your Valentine on Friday, February 10, 2012,...
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Christie Robert, CPT
Christie Robert, lead laboratory assistant, is a
self-confessed soccer
mom.
She spends a good deal of her off-duty
time ferrying her two older children to their games and practices, while
keeping track of her three-year-old daughter, whom she describes as " a
toddler
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