In this vodcast, Dr. Holly Mintz shares why she's excited about how Elliot Health System is pioneering AI to improve patient care, enhance provider quality of life, and safeguard privacy. Dr. Mintz discusses the real benefits of AI in healthcare—helping providers spend less time on administrative tasks and more on meaningful patient interactions. She highlights specific innovations like AI-driven support for chronic disease management, pre-colonoscopy
preparation, and proactive follow-up for early lung cancer detection.

Curious about how AI is transforming healthcare or how The Elliot is ensuring patient data security while preventing provider burnout? Join to explore AI’s role in shaping a future where healthcare is more effective, patient-centered, and efficient.

The holidays are filled with joy, gatherings, and irresistible treats — but how do you stay on track with your health goals without feeling deprived? In this episode, Dr. Robert Catania, a bariatric surgeon with Southern NH Weight Management, shares expert advice on managing holiday cravings, portion control, and the psychology behind emotional eating. Learn practical tips for navigating parties, handling temptations, and finding balance, so you can enjoy the season without guilt.

In this episode, Carrie Illg of Foundation OB/GYN offers an overview of birth control options. Carrie discusses the five main categories of contraception—hormonal, non-hormonal, progestin- only, permanent, and abstinence—and provides insights into the pros and cons of each. She shares guidance on how individuals can select contraception that best aligns with their health needs and lifestyle. From daily pills to long-term solutions like IUDs and implants, Carrie explains the choices available to support pregnancy prevention. Tune in for expert advice on finding a birth control method that’s right for you.

Discover the power of healing at home in this episode of Your Wellness Solution! Join host Scott Webb and Barbara Lafrance, CEO of Home Health and Hospice Care (HHHC), as they explore how home health services offer personalized care across various settings—from your home to assisted living and nursing homes. Learn how HHHC’s services provide advanced medical treatments, rehabilitation, and emotional well-being, empowering patients to regain independence and thrive in their preferred environment.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Marina Feldman discusses the prevalence and risk factors of breast cancer, noting that 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop the disease during their lifetime. She answers common questions and concerns about screening, such as what age to begin, how often to screen, and whether to get a mammogram while pregnant. Finally, she offers simple tips to lower one’s risk of breast cancer.

Dr. Ellie Chuang, an endocrinologist and obesity medicine specialist from Southern New Hampshire Weight Management, joins the podcast to discuss anti-obesity medications, FDA-approved options, benefits, potential side effects, and the importance of personalized medical guidance.

Southern New Hampshire Health Medical Center’s Trauma Program Manager, Jennifer Marcotte, RN, shares insights into what defines a trauma center and the significance of SNHMC being trauma-verified by the American College of Surgeons. Discover the unique aspects of SNHMC's Level IIIN designation, the comprehensive trauma services offered, and how the team provides world-class care while maintaining a community hospital feel. Tune in to learn more about the dedicated efforts and multidisciplinary approach that make SNHMC's trauma care exceptional.

What is hospice care? Who qualifies and when? Join Home Health & Hospice Care President and CEO Barbara Lafrance as she debunks common myths and discusses the resources available in our community.

Join us as Dr. Katherine Redford, a pediatrician specializing in neonatal and perinatal medicine, discusses the importance of family care in the Elliot Hospital NICU at the Elliot. Dr. Redford shares how the Elliot NICU prioritizes family involvement, the support available for families during their stay, and the transition home. Discover how family-centered care leads to the best outcomes for infants and hear about the resources provided to ensure both babies and parents are well-supported throughout their journey.

Perimenopause is a normal part of life. That doesn’t mean it’s easy. Symptoms vary from person to person, but Dr. Lydia Garcia explains that there is no need to suffer. Whether your symptoms include headaches, anxiety/depression, brain fog, memory loss, hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disturbances, weight gain, or extreme PMS, there are lifestyle and medical solutions that can help. Dr. Garcia offers practical solutions and warnings about treatments to avoid.