SAFE Program Evolves, Introducing a New Position
Exciting changes are taking place within our Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) program to bring more education and prevention to our community! We are excited to announce Keri Kapaldo as our SAFE Clinical Leader.
Remembering Sr. Romuald
With gratitude we remember Sister Mary Romuald Bednarczyk, who was a member of St. Joseph Hospital’s founding community, the Felician Sisters for 65 years. She was an integral part of our beginnings and helped St. Joe’s grow into the healing ministry we know today.
Laboratory Professionals or Healthcare Detectives?
It's Medical Laboratory Professionals Week! This is a team of vital healthcare detectives, working behind the scenes to bring you informative results that help providers diagnose and treat patients. In fact, it is said that 70% of all important decisions regarding a patient's health involve a laboratory test.
Updated Visitor Guidelines – Effective April 15, 2021
Creating a safe environment for our employees, patients and community is our top priority - and balancing safety with healing is so important to us. Read our updated visitor guidelines as of Thursday, April 15, 2021.
Partnering to Bring 24/7 Healthcare Access to Jackman, ME
Limited access to healthcare is a problem hitting closer to home than you may realize. Eastern Maine Community College, St. Joseph Healthcare, and Jackman Community Health Center have partnered to bring 24/7 access to healthcare in Jackman, Maine.
Why Primary Care Leads to A Longer, Healthier Life
Though traditional primary care has seen ups and downs in popularity, it’s still as important as ever before. We spoke with our very own Miki Macdonald, FNP, and Kathy Bouton-Semmel, PA-C, to figure out why this is.
