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The state will now have until the end of March 2025, after a judge pushed the deadline back a second time.

The service allows patients to see a doctor virtually for less urgent issues. The doctor may be able to handle it virtually or refer a patient to the appropriate location for care – potentially sparing them an unnecessary wait in the ER.

The competing proposals come in response to a federal judge’s ruling that New Hampshire must stop holding patients in mental health crises in ERs for prolonged periods.

With the number of children and adults in need of psychiatric care being held in emergency rooms reaching historic numbers, the state announced Thursday…

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has announced a $4.5 million plan to create what it says is the country's first geriatric emergency department in a…

A plan to spend more than $10 million to address a shortage of mental health beds has passed the New Hampshire House.The money would pay for a number of…

In New Hampshire, visitors to some emergency rooms have received shockingly high bills after treatment, often involving charges for out-of-network…

Anthem is planning to get tougher about covering ER visits for ailments that could be treated outside of an emergency room.The New Hampshire Insurance…

The number of urgent care clinics in New Hampshire has almost doubled since 2012. And in the next year, three such clinics will open their doors in the…