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Valley Regional Hospital (VRH) in Claremont, NH offers comprehensive hospital services with a focus on emergency care and medical imaging. Key points relevant to Care Management Services: - Type and scope: Nonprofit community hospital with 25 beds, 24/7 emergency department, and a range of care services including medical/surgical units, rehabilitation, home care & hospice, primary care, and skilled nursing. - Care management potential: VRH provides emergency, regular inpatient and outpatient care, advanced imaging, and care coordination across various units, suitable for care management programs targeting high-need, post-acute, and ongoing chronic condition management. - Capacity and reach: Serves Sullivan County as the area’s only 24/7 ED facility; typical annual ED visits around 12,500, indicating substantial throughput for care coordination, discharge planning, and follow-up. - Location and accessibility: HQ at 243 Elm Street, Claremont, NH; multiple nearby offices, facilitating continued care and transitions for their patient population. - Size and leadership: About 92 employees; leadership includes roles in nursing, medical leadership, finance, and operations to support care management initiatives. - History and stability: Established 1893 (formerly Cottage Hospital); long-standing community presence with ongoing financial support and recent investment. If you’re evaluating VRH for a care management program, focus on their emergency services, inpatient care pathways, discharge planning capacity, and partnerships across primary and specialty care within the Claremont region. For more details on specific care management workflows, contact VRH administration via info@vrh.org or the main line at (603) 542-7771.

West Central Behavioral Health (WCBH) is a nonprofit mental health and substance use treatment provider serving Sullivan County and the Upper Valley in New Hampshire. Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Lebanon, NH, WCBH offers a full continuum of care across age groups, including outpatient, emergency/crisis services, case management, residential, and continuing care. They operate 10 offices in New Hampshire, with locations in Lebanon, Newport, and Claremont (including 52 W Pleasant St and 251 Elm St in Claremont). WCBH aims to provide compassionate, accessible care regardless of ability to pay. Contact: info@wcbh.org; main phone options listed on their site.