Please note that we do not have the COVID-19 vaccine, but all of our healthcare workers have had the opportunity to register to get the vaccine.

Also, we have registered with the State of New Hampshire to be a distribution site to administer the vaccine to our current homebound patients. This will be for those who meet the criteria as established by the state, but have not yet received the vaccine.

Although we will not be providing vaccines to the general public, we encourage you to register with the state if you are over 65 as soon as possible (see vaccine links below). If you are under 65 and have medical conditions, contact your primary care provider.

For the latest information about the COVID-19 vaccine, dial 2-1-1 for the State Information Line. They can also help you register for the vaccine if you require assistance.

If you live in Maine, please note that Maine is currently in phase 1A of the vaccine distribution plan, which only allows healthcare workers to register. As soon as they open phase 1B, this will include residents over the age of 70.

We will continue to update our website as new information becomes available. In the meantime, you can visit CDC.gov for further details.

Click here for a letter to our patients (posted January 17, 2021)

State of NH Vaccination Plan

COVID-19 Vaccine Pre-Registration

Since March 2020, we have taken significant steps to ensure the health and well-being of our staff, patients, community members, and health care partners. Here are the many ways in which we have been keeping our staff and patients safe to minimize potential exposure to COVID-19.

• We continue to limit the number of office staff in our building and many staff are successfully working remotely from home.
• Our clinical staff have been limiting their visits to our main office, and a majority of their patient supplies are ready and available in our lobby area.
• We are in regular communication with our staff through email updates, but we are also staying in touch remotely through conference calls and online meetings. Our clinical staff are also in touch regularly regarding each of their patients.
• If you are unable to access food or other resources to keep you safe and healthy at home, please scroll down for a list of helpful resources.
• We have expanded our Telehealth program, which means that we may be able to provide additional support to a larger number of high-risk patients while on services through our sophisticated remote monitoring system. This is a free service for our patients. Click here if you’d like to learn how Telehealth provides significant benefits for our patients.
• Although many in-person clinics and support groups have been postponed due to COVID-19, we have developed some virtual caregiver support programs and virtual trainings.  Visit our calendar to see a list of upcoming virtual events.

We continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation very closely, and we are pleased to share that as of January 2021 our staff are beginning to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.  Our thanks to everyone for taking significant steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19.  We understand that the changes in our lives have been outside of our control, but our collective efforts and support of one another has helped us weather this health crisis. To learn more about the vaccine visit CDC.gov for further details.

According to CDC Director Dr. Robert R. Redfield, “We are not defenseless against COVID-19. Cloth face coverings are one of the most powerful weapons we have to slow and stop the spread of the virus – particularly when used universally within a community setting. All Americans have a responsibility to protect themselves, their families, and their communities.”

Please see below for additional information and local resources. If you know of a resource that you would like us to add to our list, please email [email protected].

Know Your County’s COVID Color

With an uptick in COVID infections in New Hampshire, it’s important that agencies and staff know which parts of the state may require a higher level of infection control during patient interactions.

The DHHS COVID Interactive Dashboard provides a wealth of data at https://www.nh.gov/covid19/dashboard/overview.htm, including case and testing numbers, trends, maps and school-related information.