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Andrew, a young father of two, was working in North Conway, New Hampshire, when he was struck by chest pain and rushed to MaineHealth Memorial Hospital. Even though he was only in his early 30s, he was facing a major heart attack. His doctors transferred him to MaineHealth Maine Medical Center, where they discovered his left main coronary artery was completely blocked. The skilled medical teams at both hospitals gave Andrew a second chance, and now he can embrace every moment with his family.

MaineHealth School Based Health Centers (SBHCs) in Lincoln County are dedicated to keeping students healthy and in school so parents can continue working with peace of mind. Local SBHCs are staffed by MaineHealth care team members, who evaluate and treat common medical needs such as sore throats, minor injuries, and annual check-ups right in school — helping students feel their best every day.

After a painful hip collapse, Mariann’s life was put on hold. MaineHealth’s expert orthopedic team provided the patient-focused care she needed. Advanced treatments restored her mobility and confidence, helping her to live fully again and return to the activities she loves. 

Building confidence and a positive relationship with health in childhood has been shown to help reduce the risk of serious conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular disease later on.

Through the Bright Bodies program at MaineHealth, children like Milo gain more than nutrition guidance and physical activity. They build self esteem and lifelong skills that support healthier bodies and minds all in a supportive, community based environment. Bright Bodies is offered at no cost to qualifying families, because responsible care means removing barriers and investing in prevention long before illness begins.

After years of living with heart failure, Mick faced a turning point. After consulting with his care team, Mick was determined to be an eligible candidate for a Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), a life-saving pump for patients with severe heart failure.

Meet Carol and Billy, two extraordinary Mainers who embody resilience, love, and community spirit. Together, they managed their farm through many challenges, but when Billy needed a kidney transplant, his wife Carol didn’t hesitate to step forward, donating her kidney to save his life.

The MaineHealth Community Health Worker Program is just one example of our deep commitment to ensuring our local communities have access to the resources they need to live their healthiest possible lives.

The community paramedics with MaineHealth’s Community Paramedicine program have made a positive impact on our high-risk patients — like Joao — whose story highlights the value of delivering compassionate, at-home cardiac care.

At a 20-week ultrasound, Ashley and Zach learned their baby, Maddox, had a rare heart condition. In just his first couple months of life, Maddox needed special treatment and heart surgery.

Thanks to the expert pediatric cardiac team at MaineHealth, Maddox received the care he needed close to home; so his family could stay together in Maine.