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Patient from mass casualty event discharged from Central Maine Medical Center
Published on: December 6th, 2023Doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals lined the hallway leading to the exit of Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC) today in an emotional sendoff to one of the two remaining patients from the Oct. 25 mass casualty event in Lewiston. Following complicated surgery and weeks of recovery, the patient was cleared to return home, exactly […]
Central Maine Healthcare welcomes three new pediatric providers
Published on: December 1st, 2023Central Maine Healthcare is welcoming three new pediatric providers to Central Maine Pediatrics. The practice is located at Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC) in Lewiston. Molly Skog is a pediatric nurse practitioner (NP) who received her undergraduate degree from Saint Joseph’s College in Standish and completed her pediatric nurse practitioner training at Boston College. Skog […]
CMMC nurse is recipient of DAISY Award
Published on: November 20th, 2023Avery Gagnon, RN, who works in the Cardiopulmonary Department at Central Maine Medica Center (CMMC), has received the DAISY award. The DAISY award is an international recognition program that rewards and celebrates the extraordinary, compassionate, skillful care nurses give every day. The DAISY Award honorees personify Central Maine Healthcare’s (CMH) remarkable patient experience. At CMH, […]
Central Maine Healthcare enters into agreement with New England Cancer Specialists to enhance cancer care in central Maine
Published on: November 20th, 2023Central Maine Healthcare (CMH), an integrated healthcare delivery system located in Lewiston, is pleased to announce a strategic agreement with New England Cancer Specialists (NECS), a leading provider of oncology services in the Northeast, to enhance medical oncology and infusion services in the central Maine region. Officials from both organizations signed an agreement on Nov. […]
Team members line the halls of CMMC in touching sendoff to discharged patient
Published on: November 13th, 2023Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC) team members today provided a touching sendoff to discharged patient. One of the three remaining patients at CMMC who arrived at the hospital following the mass casualty incident in Lewiston on Oct. 25 was discharged on Monday, Nov. 13. CMMC doctors, nurses and team members lined the hall that leads […]
Patrick Dempsey meets with CMMC patients injured in the mass casualty event in Lewiston
Published on: November 12th, 2023Actor, auto racer and Lewiston native Patrick Dempsey yesterday paid a visit to Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC). While at CMMC, Dempsey stopped in the rooms of patients who continue to recover from the injuries they suffered in the Oct. 25 mass casualty incidents, taking the time to speak with them and their families to […]
No condition change for three remaining patients at CMMC from mass casualty incident
Published on: November 8th, 2023There is no condition change for the three remaining patients at Central Maine Medical Center who were brought to the hospital following the mass casualty event in Lewison on Oct. 25. All remain in stable condition. Today is the two-week mark since the patients were brought into the Central Maine Healthcare (CMH) Emergency Department. “It’s […]
Three remaining patients from mass casualty incident still in stable condition
Published on: November 7th, 2023All three of the remaining patients at Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC) who were injured in the Oct. 25 mass casualty incident in Lewiston are still in stable condition. In addition to these patients, Central Maine Healthcare (CMH) is seeing a high volume of patients who have been admitted to the hospital for other reasons. […]
Condition update from CMMC on remaining patients from mass casualty incident in Lewiston
Published on: November 6th, 2023All three of the remaining patients at CMMC who were injured in the Oct. 25 mass casualty incident in Lewiston remain in stable condition. One of those patients improved from critical to stable condition over the weekend. “We continue to be encouraged by the progress of our remaining patients,” said John Alexander, MD, chief medical […]
Mass casualty patients remain in stable condition
Published on: November 5th, 2023One of three patients from the October 25 mass casualty incident in Lewiston was upgraded yesterday from critical to stable condition. This means all three patients being cared for at Central Maine Medical Center are currently in stable condition. “Our team is grateful to be able to share the news that another patient has been […]
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