LEADERSHIP Sarah Potter, SPHR Sr. Director of Human Resources & Organizational Development Sarah is a seasoned human resources executive with extensive experience leading strategic HR, organizational development, and people operations across higher education, public institutions, and global corporate environments. With a career spanning senior leadership roles—including Chief Human Resources Officer for the Vermont State Colleges System and HR leadership positions at Brown University, Clinton Community College, and Champlain College—she has driven transformational initiatives in organizational design, talent acquisition, employee relations, cultural competency development, and system-wide process modernization. Sarah is known for guiding complex mergers, implementing equitable job classification and compensation systems, coaching senior leaders, and building innovative HR programs that strengthen engagement and operational effectiveness. Fluent in English and French, she holds a Master of Science in Human Resources and brings deep expertise in HR strategy, labor relations, benefits, and leadership development. Back to Leadership

ORAL HEALTH SUPPORT Dental Programs and Resources Keeping your mouth healthy is an important part of your overall health. While Amoskeag Health offers a pediatric oral health program as part of well-child care, many dental needs are met through community programs across New Hampshire. Our Pediatric Oral Health program is offered at every Well Child Check for children ages 0 to 5. During these visits, our team applies fluoride varnish to help lower the risk of cavities. Research shows it works even for kids who see a dentist regularly. As part of the program, your child will receive two fluoride varnish treatments per year and an age appropriate oral health kit with resources you can use at home to keep their teeth healthy. Children who are at higher risk for cavities may receive varnish more often. Pediatric Oral Health Program NH Smiles Dental Program for Children The NH Smiles Program for Children, offered through the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, provides preventive and basic dental care for children covered by New Hampshire Medicaid. Families can use this program to find a dental home, get routine cleanings, and access treatment that helps keep kids’ teeth healthy as they grow. The link below takes you to DHHS for more program information. NH Smiles for Children NH Smiles Dental Program for Adults The NH Smiles Dental Program for Adults helps people 21 and older with New Hampshire Medicaid get basic dental care. DHHS picked Northeast Delta Dental, working with DentaQuest, to run the adult dental benefit. Through this program, adults can get checkups, cleanings, and other routine care. The link below takes you to DHHS for more information and mobile clinic dates. NH Smiles for Adults Medicaid Dental Services: New Hampshire Smiles Program

Discover primary health care services at Amoskeag Health. Our team provides comprehensive, patient-centered care for a range of health needs, focusing on prevention, treatment, and overall wellness for individuals and families. PRIMARY HEALTH Pediatric care focuses on children newborn to 20 years old and includes their wellness care, immunizations, and development of physical and emotional growth. To support your child, we also can connect parents and caregivers with case management and mental health services if needed. Pediatric Care We focus on treating the whole person and focus on the unique health situations patients between 12 and 20 years old often face. We can screen for depression and anxiety; provide counseling and treatment for substance use; offer information and guidance about appropriate diet and exercise; ensure access to behavioral health therapy; and ensure that all necessary immunizations are up to date. We also offer a full range of education on sexual health including contraception, pregnancy testing, and testing/treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Adolescent Care Amoskeag Health offers comprehensive, team-based integrated healthcare for adults from all backgrounds and experiences. We address both physical and mental health together! We are considered a Patient Centered Medical Home, which is a model for achieving primary care excellence by providing care in partnership with patients and their families to ensure decisions respect patients’ wants, needs, and preferences. Our goal is to ensure that every single patient has the education and support they need to make decisions and participate in their own care. Adult Primary Care If you are 65 or older, you might experience some extra health challenges! We still want to help you live your best life and can connect you with available senior services and community resources as you age. We offer Chronic Care Management with the help of our dedicated Older Adult Case Managers who perform in-home visits. Through this program, we can help you manage chronic conditions and illnesses, including: Arthritis/Osteoporosis Asthma/COPD Cancer Dementia/Alzheimer's Disease Depression Diabetes Heart Disease High Blood Pressure Older Adult Care Mental Health Women's Health Sexual & Reproductive Health Pregnancy & Delivery School-based Health Other Primary Care Services at Amoskeag Health Medical Providers Medical Providers Pay Your Bill Behavioral Health Clinicians Meet Your Healthcare Team

Visit the Family Eye Care Center at Amoskeag Health for comprehensive eye care services. Our team offers eye exams, vision correction, and treatment for various eye conditions, ensuring the best care for your family’s eye health. FAMILY EYE CARE CENTER Optometry is health care related to your eyes and vision. It's important to have eye exams even if you don't have trouble reading signs or books. In some cases, an eye exam can be lifesaving. Did you know that some health conditions can be visible in your eye and caught by an optometrist (eye doctor)? Illnesses that can be detected during an eye exam include: Glaucoma (damage to the optic nerve) Potential stroke Diabetes High blood pressure Autoimmune diseases Sexually transmitted diseases Some cancers What is Optometry? At Amoskeag Health's Family Eye Care Center, we can see patients of any age. We will evaluate your eye and vision health and may r ecommend glasses. Please call 603-626-9500 to schedule an appointment. Types of Eye Exams Annual Eye exams can be performed on patients of all ages—even infants—to prevent permanent changes in vision. If needed, the patient may be referred to a specialist to provide further evaluation and testing. We can also fit patients for glasses right in our Family Eye Care Center! Annual Eye Exam These exams are for patients who have acute eye issues. These can be made for same-day or scheduled appointments based on conditions such as: infections, sudden changes in vision, or injuries – but not for glasses. Acute Eye Exam As part of a Diabetic Eye exam, you will have medicated eye drops used to widen your pupils. Using a special magnifying lens, the eye doctor will be able to view the entire inside of your eye, looking for any changes that might develop from Diabetes and other conditions. Diabetic Eye Exam

Discover dedicated women’s health services at Amoskeag Health. Our expert team provides compassionate care for all stages of life, from preventive screenings to specialized treatments. Learn more about our comprehensive women’s health services and how we support your well-being. WOMEN'S HEALTH There's a lot to think about when you're pregnant! At Amoskeag Health, we understand that being pregnant can impact your mental health just as much as your physical health. Prenatal Care is a group effort that involves initial screenings by a team that includes mental health professionals, nutritionists, and prenatal nurses. Amoskeag Health partners with Dartmouth Health to provide comprehensive prenatal care. Our skilled providers work together to guide and support you throughout your pregnancy, including your care leading up to and during delivery at Elliot Hospital. Pregnancy & Delivery Information Prenatal Care Amoskeag Health offers Gynecologic Care for healthy female reproductive systems including pap smears, breast exams, STD & STI testing/treatment, and pregnancy testing. We can also provide colposcopy (cervical examination) and LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedures) to identify, test, and treat abnormal cell growth in the cervix. Sexual & Reproductive Health Information Gynecology Services Amoskeag Health has a full-time Community Health Worker (CHW) who works with patients that are due to receive preventive cervical and breast cancer screenings. The CHW assists patients who are unsure about being screened or patients who are experiencing barriers to care such as difficulties with transportation, interpretation, or costs of services. Amoskeag Health is also a Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCCP) screening site for the State of NH providing free breast and cervical cancer screening to eligible patients. We have a nurse who assists patients that may be eligible to receive free breast and cervical cancer screenings if they are uninsured. An Amoskeag Health Nurse provides education, support, and assistance to navigate through the program’s options. The cancer screening program is supported by funding from the State of NH’s Department of Health and Human Services BCCP Program and Dartmouth Hitchcock’s NH Colorectal Cancer Screening Program. Please talk to your Primary Care Provider for more information. Below, Dr. Fry talks about the program in English, Spanish, and French! English Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program

LEADERSHIP Maureen Cassidy, MSN, RN Chief Nurse/Chief Compliance Officer Raised in Massachusetts and beginning her career as a diploma nurse, Maureen Cassidy has built a distinguished career defined by progressive leadership, clinical excellence, and a deep commitment to patient-centered care. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing with a Nurse Executive concentration, graduating Magna Cum Laude, and has since established herself as a senior healthcare leader across federally qualified health centers and academic medical institutions in New England. Since 2021, Maureen has served as Chief Nurse and Chief Compliance Officer at Amoskeag Health in Manchester, New Hampshire. She oversees clinical operations and the Corporate Compliance Program, ensuring regulatory integrity, quality outcomes, and safe, effective care delivery. For three years, she also led the Human Resources department, strengthening workforce strategy and organizational alignment. She partners closely with executive leadership to advance quality improvement, operational performance, and a culture of accountability. Previously, Maureen served as Director of Nursing at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and held leadership roles at Lakes Region General Health Care, where she led multidisciplinary teams, improved care delivery systems, and drove operational efficiencies across inpatient and ambulatory settings. Licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire, Maureen brings extensive expertise in clinical leadership, regulatory compliance, and strategic healthcare operations, and remains committed to advancing excellence in patient care and organizational performance. Back to Leadership

IMPORTANT UPDATE At Amoskeag Health, we are committed to providing the best possible care for our patients while making strategic decisions for our future. As part of our commitment to improving and streamlining services, we will close our McGregor Street location on Friday, November 22, 2024. This closure is part of a temporary consolidation of our locations, as we look ahead to the future opening of the Mark Stebbins Community Center on the West Side of Manchester. McGregor Street Location Closure The McGregor Street site is our smallest location and has played an important role over the years. During the pandemic, it served as our only acute care site, allowing us to deliver essential services safely. However, since early 2023, McGregor has only been open part-time, focusing primarily on wellness visits due to its limited size. Since March 2020, many of our patients from the west side have been receiving their care at our three other locations on Hollis Street, Elm Street, and Tarrytown Road. These larger sites offer a wider range of services, allowing us to meet patient needs more effectively. The closure of McGregor will allow us to strengthen and focus our care at these larger facilities. Why Are We Closing McGregor? While McGregor is closing, this decision is part of a larger plan for the future. We are preparing for the development of the Mark Stebbins Community Center, which will provide expanded facilities and services with easy access for residents on the West Side. We are very excited about plans for the Mark Stebbins Community Center and the opportunities it will bring. Plans for the Future The McGregor Street location will close on Friday, November 22, 2024. As we approach the closure date, patients with appointments scheduled at McGregor will be contacted to reschedule their appointments at one of our other locations. Moving forward, all future appointments will also take place at these sites, where patients can continue to see their regular provider. If transportation to any of the three locations is a concern, we will help arrange transportation to ensure care remains uninterrupted. Next Steps for Patients Closing the McGregor site allows us to allocate resources more effectively and continue delivering comprehensive care at our larger locations. This decision supports our ongoing efforts to provide high-quality care and ensures the financial sustainability of our services as we prepare for the future. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can reach us at (603) 626-9500. Thank you for your support as we work to strengthen integrated healthcare services to our community. Supporting Quality Care

Interested in becoming a patient at Amoskeag Health? Learn about our patient registration process, the services we offer, and how you can start receiving comprehensive, compassionate care from our dedicated team. BECOME A PATIENT We are currently accepting new patients! Please call 603-626-9500 or fill out the form below to request an appointment . A Patient Services Representative will contact you as soon as possible to schedule your new patient appointment. If you are new patient who is interested in our Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program , please call 603-935-5263 to speak with one of our MAT providers. We accept most insurance plans at Amoskeag Health. Many insurance companies make agreements with healthcare providers to offer lower rates to patients; this is called being "in-network." Please contact your administrator or insurance company to ensure that we are in-network with your health insurance plan. Even if your insurance auto-assigned you to an Amoskeag Health primary care physician, you must fill out the form below before visiting us. If you need help, please call 603-935-5336 . New Patient Information Explore Other Helpful Pages Pay Your Bill Pay Your Bill Language Assistance Pay Your Bill New Patient Forms Financial Assistance Transportation Assistance Language Assistance

Explore sexual and reproductive health services at Amoskeag Health. Our team provides comprehensive care, including education, screenings, and treatments to support your sexual health and well-being. CONFIDENTIAL SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES EXPLORE THE TABLE OF CONTENTS BELOW Our Services Let's Talk About Sex STIs & STDs Condoms Do's and Dont's Pregnancy Relationships For Parents of Teens OUR SERVICES Call 603-626-9500 for more information about... Finding the best method of birth control for you Emergency Contraception STD education, testing, and treatment Abstinence Education Walk-in pregnancy testing Achieving pregnancy on your schedule BACK TO TOP It’s totally normal to think about sex, but it’s very important to consider whether or not you’re prepared to have sex. No matter what, it’s helpful to have a trusted adult that you can talk to, and your Amoskeag Health provider can be that person. In the meantime, these resources can help you learn a little bit more about your body and what might happen when you have sex. Making Healthy Sexual Decisions | Young Men’s Health (youngmenshealthsite.org) Sexual Health | Young Men’s Health (youngmenshealthsite.org) Center for Young Women’s Health (youngwomenshealth.org) Guías de la Salud | Center for Young Women’s Health (youngwomenshealth.org) Dicas de Saúde | Center for Young Women’s Health (youngwomenshealth.org) Let's Talk About Sex Click Here Haga Clic Aqui BACK TO TOP SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS & DISEASES (STIs & STDs) WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STIs & STDs? STIs (sexually transmitted infections) and STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) are basically the same thing! So, why do people sometimes say “infection” instead of “disease”? The word “disease” can make people think of a visual problem, but a lot of STDs don’t have any signs or symptoms – they’re an infection that you might not see. That’s why it’s so important to get screened if you are sexually active. That way, your doctor can help you if you need it. Learn more about STDs: STDs and STIs from GirlsHealth.gov. HOW DO I GET STDs? STDs are caused by bacteria, viruses, and even tiny insects! You can get a STD by having sexual contact with someone who has one. Sexual contact can mean intercourse or putting your mouth, hands, or genitals on someone else’s genitals. Remember, even if they can’t get pregnant, women who have sex with women are also at risk for STDs. WHAT ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STDs? Bacterial Vaginosis Chlamydia Congenital Syphilis Genital Herpes Gonorrhea Herpes genital Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) Syphilis Trichomoniasis WHAT HAPPENS IF I GET A STD? STDs are all different. Some can be treated and cured. But you can still get the STD again if you have sex—especially unprotected sex—with an infected person. Ask your provider about treatments for your partner, otherwise you could give each other the infection back and forth. Some STDs can’t be cured, but you can help manage the symptoms. There are also a few STDs that can be life threatening without treatment. BACK TO TOP CONDOM DO'S AND DON'TS DO use a condom every time you have sex. DO put on a condom before having sex. DO read the package and check the expiration date. DO make sure there are no tears or defects. DO store condoms in a cool, dry place. DO use latex or polyurethane condoms. DO use water-based or silicone-based lubricant to prevent breakage. DON’T store condoms in your wallet as heat and friction can damage them. DON’T use nonoxynol-9 (a spermicide), as this can cause irritation. DON’T use oil-based products like baby oil, lotion, petroleum jelly, or cooking oil because they will cause the condom to break. DON’T use more than one condom at a time. DON’T reuse a condom. More Information BACK TO TOP PREGNANCY PREVENTING PREGNANCY Not having sexual intercourse – otherwise known as abstinence – is the most effective way to prevent pregnancy. But there are still birth control options that you can use when you aren’t ready to become pregnant. HAVING A HEALTHY PREGNANCY ON YOUR SCHEDULE Whether or not you’re interested in having a baby, it’s important to take care of your body by staying active and eating the right food . And if you ARE interested in one day having a baby, it’s important to talk to your provider about “Preconception health.” Preconception health is talking about how to take care of yourself so that you can have a healthy baby. If you are ready to have a baby, please talk to your provider. They can help you plan and prepare for a healthy pregnancy. You can schedule an appointment by calling 603-626-9500. Click Here Haga Clic Aqui BACK TO TOP RELATIONSHIPS HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS Relationships can be tough. It’s important to treat your friends and partners with respect. You deserve that respect as well. Boundaries are so important when you’re creating relationships. When you explore having sex with your partner, you need to have honest and open discussions. No one should feel forced to have sex if they are not ready or do not want to. If you are feeling unsafe with your partner, please tell someone! If you are interested in learning more about boundaries and consent, check out these resources from Bedsider: Boundaries & consent | Sex & relationships | Articles, News, Tips, and Health Information (bedsider.org) Los límites y el consentimiento | El sexo y las relaciones | Artículos, Noticias, e Información de Salud (bedsider.org) Sometimes, dating is complicated. Maybe your family doesn’t approve of your partner or you’re not sure how to end an unhealthy relationship. If you can relate to any of those situations, then love is respect can help! Relationships aren’t all about romance. Are you struggling to make friends, get along with your family, or work out problems in ALL of your relationships? GirlsHealth.gov can help you learn how to communicate and form healthy relationships. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS: Your feelings | girlshealth.gov Healthy relationships for young adults | love is respect Relationships | girlshealth.gov IS SOMEONE MAKING YOU NERVOUS OR UNCOMFORTABLE? No one ever has the right to abuse you! Sometimes, abuse isn’t physical. People can also hurt you by using unkind words meant to bring you down or by trying to control your actions. If you are threatened or hurt by your partner, help is available. It can be very hard to get up the courage to leave a partner who is hurting you (especially if you love them), and it can be a very complicated situation. But it’s not your fault and there are resources to help you. If you don’t feel safe in your relationship, please call 603-626-9500 and ask to speak with a case manager at Amoskeag Health or visit New Hampshire 211 . How can you identify abuse? Click here to learn more. BACK TO TOP FOR PARENTS OF TEENS It’s challenging to parent a teenager! But open and honest two-way communication about sex and their bodies can help keep your teen educated and safe. Helping your teen build a trusting relationship with their healthcare provider is essential. BACK TO TOP

MANCHESTER YOUTH WELLNESS AND PREVENTION COLLABORATIVE Amoskeag Health is proud to partner with Makin' It Happen, the YMCA of Greater Manchester, and the Boys and Girls Club of Manchester to offer the Botvin LifeSkills program to at-risk youth in our community. This evidence-based program, led by trained facilitators, teaches young people important life skills to help them make healthier choices and reduce risky behaviors. Makin' It Happen also coordinates the Substance Use and Mental Health Prevention Collaborative, a group of community partners who meet monthly to explore new ways to expand prevention programs in Manchester. These partners are key to the success of the Botvin LifeSkills program, playing a vital role in its implementation. Amoskeag Health has also teamed up with Catalyst Evaluation Group, experts in data collection and evaluation. This partnership ensures we can track progress, report findings, and keep the community, stakeholders, and SAMHSA up-to-date on the program's outcomes. 2026 Strategic Action Plan 2025 Program Annual Report 2024-2025 Botvin Lifeskills Program Evaluation Please check back regularly for the latest information on this important initiative and its impact on our community. Interested in Joining the Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative as a Stakeholder? Have Questions About Our Prevention Framework and Programs? Please contact us by email at communityinitiatives@amoskeaghealth.org. This project is supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number 5H79SP083836-02 for the Community-Based Strategic Prevention Framework. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, SAMHSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. Building Stronger Futures: A Collaborative Approach to Prevention

LOCAL PHARMACIES Most insurance plans will cover prescriptions at many different pharmacies. If you’re not sure which ones your insurance works with, call the number on your insurance card. They can give you a list. Please note: CVS does not accept Wellsense Insurance. Walgreens does not take New Hampshire Healthy Families Insurance, except at the Valley Street Walgreens in Manchester. How to update your pharmacy: Tell the front desk or your provider which pharmacy you want to use. If you need a refill before your next visit, call us and let us know which pharmacy you’d like us to use. Please note that it can take five to seven days for the transfer to happen. You do not need to call your old pharmacy. Your prescriptions will move once we send them to your new pharmacy. Update Your Pharmacy Pharmacy Address Phone Number CVS Pharmacy 250 Mammoth Rd, Manchester, NH 03109 603-623-3995 CVS Pharmacy 432 S Main St, Manchester, NH 03102 603-623-3532 CVS Pharmacy 788 S Willow St, Manchester, NH 03103 603-668-4637 Elliott Pharmacy at River’s Edge 175 Queen City Ave, Suite 1, Manchester, NH 03101 603-663-5678 Genoa Pharmacy 2 Wall St, Manchester, NH 03101 603-509-2106 Hannaford Bros Co Pharmacy 201 John E Devine Dr, Manchester, NH 03103 603-626-1233 Hannaford Bros Co Pharmacy 605 Mast Rd, Manchester, NH 603-626-4366 Ken's Pharmacy Inc. 36 Elm St, Manchester, NH 03101 603-623-2813 PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy 250 Commercial St, Suite 2012, Manchester, NH 03101 855-745-5725 Walgreens 606 Valley St, Manchester, NH 03103 603-668-7924 Walgreens 227 S Main St, Manchester, NH 03102 603-666-8538 Find a Pharmacy Outside of Manchester: CVS Pharmacy Hannaford Bros Co Pharmacy Walgreens Manchester Pharmacy Locations Explore Other Helpful Pages Language Assistance Language Assistance Pay Your Bill Financial Assistance Pay Your Bill Transportation Assistance

Support Amoskeag Health and make a difference in our community. Your donation helps provide essential healthcare services to those in need. Learn how you can contribute and support our mission to offer high-quality care to everyone, regardless of their circumstances. DONATE Building a Healthier Community Where Collaboration Grows Resilience, Encouragement, and Understanding Amoskeag Health works toward a healthy and vibrant community where strong families and a tight social fabric ensure that everyone has the tools they need to thrive and succeed. Every day, an integrated healthcare team of primary care professionals, behavior health clinicians, support case managers, and community health workers deliver the essential services that give people the power to make healthcare decisions, establish a care plan, and pursue a path to well-being and stability. Amoskeag Health accepts most insurances, making this exceptional team accessible to everyone. However, for the children and adults who are uninsured, underinsured, or without access, YOUR donation delivers accessible, affordable, quality healthcare for them. Every dollar you donate helps us to continue our mission of delivering exceptional and accessible healthcare. Use the form below to make a secure online donation. Donate Today! The President’s Wellbeing Sustainers Society unites philanthropists who share a vision of providing every child and family the healthcare and support services they need to thrive. By making an annual contribution, members of the President's Wellbeing Sustainers Society actively improve the health and welfare of Greater Manchester's residents. Participation is open to anyone passionate about supporting the health and well-being of their neighbors. Made annually or monthly, your generous tax-deductible gift will immediately support access to healthcare services, funding the care for those unable to pay, and delivering concrete supports to patients of all ages. As a member in the Wellbeing Sustainers Society, you will be invited to an exclusive annual event. Additionally, you'll receive a lapel pin and a window decal to display your membership and encourage philanthropy! The President’s Wellbeing Sustainers Society has various levels: The Generosity Guild gives $200+ monthly/$2,400+ annually Community Champions donate $100 monthly/$1,200 annually Healthcare Heroes contribute $50 monthly/$600 annually Consider Joining The President's Wellbeing Sustainers Society Make a Lasting Impact—Now and Beyond Your Lifetime When you include a legacy gift as part of your estate planning, you create a meaningful way to support accessible healthcare for generations to come. You can ensure that your values and vision for the people of Greater Manchester endure with a lasting, profound impact. Thank you for considering a gift to Amoskeag Health. For more information on giving, please contact our Director of Donor Relations, Christopher Dugan by emailing cdugan@amoskeaghealth.org , calling 603-851-6237, or mailing to Amoskeag Health, Attn: Advancement Dept, 145 Hollis Street, Manchester, NH 03101. Your contribution is important to us and is also fully tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Amoskeag Health is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with tax ID number 02-0458174. Please call 603-851-6237 or email Director of Donor Relations, Christopher Dugan at cdugan@amoskeaghealth.org. Please Note: Amoskeag Health can no longer accept donations of used clothing, toys, or baby gear. Thankfully, many area partners can! (Click here to view a full list of local organizations accepting those donations. ) We will gladly accept donations of gift cards so that clients can purchase their own new items of need. Charitable Giving Questions? The Insider By signing up for "The Insider," our quarterly Stakeholder eNewsletter, you'll receive donor spotlights, organization-wide updates, and patient impact stories. Sign up Today! Stay Connected to Amoskeag Health Thank You to All Donors: Corporate, Foundation, and Individual You make our work possible! City of Manchester Community Improvement Program Oleonda Jameson Trust Samuel P. Hunt Foundation THE MARY GALE FOUNDATION Associated Grocers of NE and AG Supermarket Employees Corbit Family Fund Dorothy Gould Cook Memorial Fund Grandgeorge Family Fund John H. Pearson Fund James W. 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Manchester Community College MCPHS University Members First Credit Union The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester Microsoft Rewards/Give with Bing Mutual of America Foundation New Hampshire Healthy Families North End Properties Oceanfront Gaming, Inc. Pastori Krans, PLLC Professional Office Services, Inc. The Rotary Club of Bedford Saul O. Sidore Memorial Foundation Shaw’s Give Back Where it Counts Program Southern New Hampshire University Southwest NH Project Linus Chapter St. Mary’s Bank Walmart Community Grants Team/Store #2399 Well Sense Health Plan Whole Foods Market - Bedford, NH The Women's Fund of New Hampshire