Nashua Primary Care - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

Summary: The City of Nashua Division of Public Health & Community Services (DPHCS) is Nashua, NH’s chief public health strategist for the Greater Nashua Public Health Region and the state’s first accredited health department. It provides direct public health services, leads strategic initiatives, and partners across the community to promote health and well-being. Key details: - Mission: Promote, protect, and preserve health in the GNPHR through leadership and collaboration. - Vision: A safe, healthy, resilient community where all can thrive. - Core values: Integrity, Leadership, Adaptability, Respect (with an equity lens and cultural inclusivity). - Organization: Government agency headquartered in Nashua; 11 employees; led by Chief Public Health Nurse Kimberly Bernard MSN. - Focus areas include healthcare, environmental health, community health, public health leadership, and collaborative initiatives within the Greater Nashua region. - Contact: Main outreach via nashuanh.gov listing; phone options and email: bagleyb@nashuanh.gov.

Summary: Southern New Hampshire Health is a nonprofit health system based in Nashua, NH, founded in 1891. It includes Southern New Hampshire Medical Center (a 188-bed, DNV-accredited acute care hospital in downtown Nashua), Foundation Medical Partners (NH’s largest primary and specialty care network with 70+ practices), and five walk-in Immediate Care locations open 7 days a week across southern NH and northern MA. The system staffs about 635 employees and operates under the NGO/NFP framework. For family medicine inquiries or pediatric/primary care in South Nashua, contact the system through the main line at (603) 577-2255 or visit snhhealth.org.