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Dr. Mary Cullen Earns Board Certification in Addiction Medicine
Dr. Mary Cullen has achieved board certification in the subspecialty of addiction medicine through the American Osteopathic Association, a milestone she says reflects a personal commitment that began more than a decade ago. While the extensive certification exam required many hours of studying, Dr. Cullen says it was a welcome challenge because this preparation strengthened the care she provides her patients.


Amoskeag Health Welcomes New Medical Providers to Two Office Locations
Amoskeag Health has welcomed three new medical providers to care for patients at two Manchester doctor’s offices. Keith Dominick, MD, is a pediatric doctor, providing primary care to young patients. Khai Ngo, PA-C is a Physician Associate and and Tonya Younger, MSN, APRN, FNP-C is a Family Nurse Practitioner with background in community health. These new team members support Amoskeag Health's commitment to providing comprehensive care to children and adults at Hollis St. and


Chris Dugan Brings Non-profit Expertise to Donor Relations Team
Chris Dugan has joined Amoskeag Health as the organization’s Director of Donor Relations. In this newly created role, Chris will lead development and execution of a comprehensive fundraising plan focused on individual, corporate, and legacy giving.


Dr. Christopher Diamond Joins Amoskeag Health's Family Medicine Team
Welcome Dr. Christopher Diamond to the Amoskeag Health team! Christopher is looking forward to working with our providers, behavioral health clinicians, and case managers to support patients as a team. He loves the variety family medicine offers, caring for a week-old patient then an older adult in the next appointment, and is now seeing patients at the Elm Street office.


Amoskeag Health CEO Featured on WMUR’s New Hampshire’s Business
April 6, 2025 Our CEO, Kris McCracken, was recently interviewed on WMUR’s New Hampshire’s Business with Fred Kocher. She was joined by Robert MacLeod, CEO of Mid-State Health Center. In the segment, Kris talks about how proposed cuts to Medicaid could hurt patients across New Hampshire. She explains that these changes may cause people to delay care or skip important appointments, which can lead to more serious health problems over time. She also discusses the workforce challe
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