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| Mid Coast Medical Group–Physiatry & Pain Management is pleased to welcome Matthew Perkowski, DO, FAAPMR, as the newest physician to join the practice. | | | |
| Constance Jones has been appointed the new Senior Director of Development for Mid Coast–Parkview Health. In this role, she will lead the planning, implementation, and administration of all Development activities, including fundraising appeals, endowment campaigns, gift planning, grateful patient donations, and donor appreciation events. | | | |
| Applications are now open for the Herb Paris Health Career Scholarship, available to high school students and non-traditional students in our local area interested in pursuing a career in healthcare. | | | |
| More than 250 Corporators, board members, medical staff, auxilians, and community leaders joined together at the Mid Coast–Parkview Health Annual Meeting held at Bowdoin College on January 9. At the meeting, the Corporators unanimously voted to approve a full integration with MaineHealth, following regulatory clearances. | | | |
| Mid Coast Hospital announced its first baby of 2020. Paisley Poor was born at 9:33 p.m. on January 2, 2020 to Jaymi and Joshua Poor of Waldoboro, Maine. | | | |
| This fall, Mid Coast–Parkview Health welcomed the return of David Dumont, MD, FACEP, FAAFP. In addition to being named the new Medical Director of CHANS Home Health & Hospice, Dr. Dumont will also work at Mid Coast Palliative Care, providing specialized care for people and families facing serious and chronic illnesses. | | | |
| As part of its prevention efforts as a Maine District Tobacco Prevention Partner, Mid Coast Hospital has launched a new tobacco prevention and treatment program. The BeFree Tobacco Prevention & Treatment program seeks to prevent all types of tobacco use (including e-cigarettes) among youth, prevent exposure to secondhand smoke in public places, and provide treatment for those who use tobacco. | | | |
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We received incredible care from the time we walked into the Emergency Department until she was delivered to the curb to go home. |
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I'm ecstatic that I'll be 78 and I'm still doing what I like. |
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Knee replacement brought my life back. I have no idea where I'd be today if I hadn't done it. |
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I love living at Mid Coast Senior Health. This is my home, and I love my life. |
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