Lagrange
Lagrange, ME · Health
penbaypilot.com
PFAS treatment must be required, not optional
The debate over landfill leachate in Maine is ultimately about accountability. As state officials consider expanded leachate storage capacity at Pine Tree Landfill in Hampden, residents should pay close attention to an important question: Will PFAS treatment be required, or merely discussed?. Juniper Ridge Landfill generates roughly 43,000 gallons of...
midcoastvillager.com
Isaac Bromberg, MD, Joins Palliative Care Rockport
Rockport, Maine – MaineHealth Pen Bay Hospital is pleased to welcome Isaac Bromberg, MD, to its Palliative Care Rockport practice. Dr. Bromberg joins Pen Bay Hospital after spending the past four years as the hospice medical director and an attending palliative medicine physician at Logan Health Hospice in Kalispell, Mont. Prior to that, he was the medical director of the Life Choices Palliative Care Program at Commonwealth Care Alliance in Boston.
The Daily Spin
Over 49,000 Medicare Advantage plans being canceled next year
Imagine opening your mail and finding out your health insurance plan is disappearing in a few months. That is what happened to 72-year-old Portland retiree Shoshana Hoose, who recently received a letter saying her Martin's Point Medicare Advantage plan would no longer be available in 2027.
wabi.tv
MDI Hospital opens new main entrance; more renovations ahead
BAR HARBOR, Maine (WABI) - The new main entrance at MDI Hospital has opened. Staff will be there to help patients get to where they need to go. Officials with the hospital said this is part of a bigger effort to modernize the hospital. In August 2025, television producer Dick...
foxbangor.com
Mount Desert Hospital opens new main entrance, registration area
BAR HARBOR -- Mount Desert Island Hospital marked an important milestone in it’s ongoing campus improvement project. They opened their new main entrance to patients and visitors today. It is accessed from Main Street. There is also a new registration area. The entrance from Wayman Lane will become an employee only entrance accessible only with a badge. Entrance to the emergency room remains the same.
mixmaine.com
townline.org
Up and Down the Kennebec Valley: Medical history in central Kennebec Valley (Windsor)
Linwood Lowden’s 1993 history of Windsor has a short chapter on 19th-century medical care, which he titled “An Apple a Day.” He named four doctors known to have practiced or lived in Windsor before 1850: Stephen Barton, James Merrill, Daniel Quimby and Isaac Randall. Dr. Barton was...