Hospital patients can get their prescriptions filled at the pharmacy, which also will be open to the public.
Health
Thousands of patients lose if state cuts methadone benefit
DHHS claims Suboxone is a better treatment, but health experts disagree and question whether the state is practicing medicine.
State epidemiologist position remains vacant
Officials won’t say why an out-of-state candidate rejected an offer; some worry about an erosion of Maine’s public health infrastructure.
Widespread influenza prompts restrictions at central Maine hospitals
The temporary visitor restrictions at Inland and Franklin Memorial hospitals are focused around maternity wards because of the vulnerability of the babies.
Maine treatment for mental illness serves as national model
On hiatus but soon to be restarted, a program that began at Maine Medical Center has led the way toward early detection and treatment of schizophrenia.
Maine treatment for mental illness serves as national model
On hiatus but soon to be restarted, a program that began at Maine Medical Center has led the way toward early detection and treatment of schizophrenia.
Farmington hospital is learning lab for lawmakers
A group of state legislators, many of them newly elected, visited Franklin Memorial Hospital to learn about the impact of health care policy.
40 years of preventive care saves Franklin County lives and money
Efforts to curb cardiovascular disease in Franklin County are associated with lower hospitalizations, lower mortality rates and more than $5 million in health care savings, according to research unveiled Tuesday.
Intensive blood sugar control risky for elderly, study says
For many older diabetics, the ‘risks appear to outweigh the benefits.’
Flu numbers highest in state since 2009-10
Maine’s CDC director says the vaccine is less effective against flu strains this year.