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🏥✨ One hundred years of care. One promise to the future. ✨🏥Recently, we were proud to celebrate a special moment in our ...
10/27/2026

🏥✨ One hundred years of care. One promise to the future. ✨🏥

Recently, we were proud to celebrate a special moment in our Centennial year with the unveiling of a new historical marker and the burial of a time capsule that will be opened in 2051.

The marker tells the story of a community hospital that began with a vision from William H. Miner and has spent the last century caring for generations of families across the North Country. The time capsule, meanwhile, offers a glimpse of today's CVPH for future generations to discover.

During the ceremony, Michelle LeBeau, president of CVPH, reflected on the hospital's remarkable journey:

"The historical marker and the time capsule are a great opportunity to say thank you to the community, the organization and to what we've built over the last one hundred years."

LeBeau also looked ahead to the future, saying, "It's emotionally a little bit overwhelming to think that this started a hundred years ago and that we will continue on for hundreds of years to come."

As we celebrate this milestone, we're grateful for the employees, patients, volunteers, supporters and community members who helped shape our first century of care. 💙

A special thank you to the William G. Pomeroy Foundation, whose grant made the historical marker possible.

Here's to honoring our past, celebrating our present and building the future together. 🎉

What do you say when someone you know is diagnosed with cancer? For many of us, the honest answer is: we don't know what...
10/21/2026

What do you say when someone you know is diagnosed with cancer?

For many of us, the honest answer is: we don't know what to say.

But according to UVM Medical Center neuro-oncologist Dr. Alissa Thomas, the bigger mistake is often saying nothing at all.

"Acknowledging that somebody is going through something difficult carries a lot of meaning," she says.

Instead of trying to find the perfect words, lead with curiosity. Ask, don't assume. And when it comes to helping, be specific: offering a ride, picking up groceries or helping with school pickup can mean more than a general "Let me know if you need anything."

Most importantly, remember that your friend is still your friend. Cancer is part of their story, but it doesn't have to become the only thing you talk about.

Read more via the link in the comments.

💙 Sometimes the most important part of healing has nothing to do with medicine.When an unhoused patient arrived here wit...
10/21/2026

💙 Sometimes the most important part of healing has nothing to do with medicine.

When an unhoused patient arrived here without their belongings, Occupational Therapist Billie Pearl saw more than a medical need. Pearl took the time to locate the patient's belongings and bring them to the hospital herself.

"Billie truly embodies patients first," says Kalie Leduc, one of our physical therapists who works closely with Pearl. "She goes above and beyond for all her patients, consistently treating each person with compassion, dignity and respect."

Acts like this may not appear on a treatment plan, but they can make all the difference for someone going through a difficult time. That's why Leduc nominated Pearl for the BEE (Beyond Exceptional Everyday) Award.

And we were proud to recognize Pearl during a surprise ceremony today for the extraordinary care she provides every day. Please join us in congratulating Pearl as our newest BEE Award honoree! 🐝

🎃👻 A Spooktacular Sunday Awaits at CVPH! 👻🎃Looking for a fun (and free!) family activity this weekend?Grab your little g...
10/16/2026

🎃👻 A Spooktacular Sunday Awaits at CVPH! 👻🎃

Looking for a fun (and free!) family activity this weekend?

Grab your little ghosts, goblins, superheroes and princesses and join us this Sunday, October 18 from 10 am to noon for a Halloween celebration filled with candy, games and plenty of smiles!

We'll be trading scrubs and uniforms for costumes as we welcome families to the hospital for a morning of Halloween fun. 🍬🦸‍♀️🎯🧙‍♂️

This event is hosted by The Giving Shift, a group of CVPH employees who come together to support coworkers, patients and the community through acts of kindness, volunteer efforts and special events like this one throughout the year.

✨ Free admission
✨ Games and activities
✨ Candy for the kids
✨ Fun for the young and young at heart
✨ Plenty of parking in the Medical Office lot off the Cornelia Street entrance

Whether you're coming in costume or just looking to enjoy some Halloween fun with family and friends, we'd love to see you there!

📅 Sunday, October 18
🕙 10 am – Noon
📍 75 Beekman Street

Tag a friend and make plans to join us! 🎃🍭🧡

10/15/2026

Studies show that girls are 2 to 8 times more likely to injure their knee ACL compared to boys. An ACL assessment performed by a physical therapist can help avoid injury, giving girls a program they can do at home to strengthen and protect themselves better.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our Family Medicine Center at 159 Margaret Street will be closed Saturday, October 10.Y...
10/09/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our Family Medicine Center at 159 Margaret Street will be closed Saturday, October 10.

You can still reach our on-call services by calling 518-314-3939. And if you're experiencing an emergency, call 911.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

You’ve recognized the symptoms. Now what actually helps?Menopause experts talk about hormone therapy, lifestyle changes ...
10/09/2026

You’ve recognized the symptoms. Now what actually helps?

Menopause experts talk about hormone therapy, lifestyle changes and practical ways to feel more like yourself again.

🎧 Listen to the podcast

~ Link in the comments ~

Part 2 of our perimenopause series on Living Healthy Together. OB-GYN Dr. Colleen Horan, nurse practitioner Kirsten Berggren and educator Karin Ward share clinical insight and personal experience about what helps.

For many families, the loss of a baby is a grief that lasts a lifetime. No one should have to carry that loss alone.The ...
10/06/2026

For many families, the loss of a baby is a grief that lasts a lifetime. No one should have to carry that loss alone.

The Wave of Light Ceremony offers a time for remembrance, reflection and support for families who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS or infant loss. During this special gathering, candles will be lit and the names of babies lost will be read aloud, joining a worldwide Wave of Light in their memory.

"This very special event encourages families who have suffered a loss to come together in support and share a moment of remembrance and healing," says Nancy Boucher, MSN, RNC, of our Women & Children's Center. "It can be an important part of the healing process."

The ceremony will be held October 15 at 6:30 pm in the CVPH Boardroom, with candle lighting beginning at 7 pm. Families, friends and loved ones are welcome to attend.

If you or someone you know has experienced the loss of a baby, we invite you to join us as we honor and remember those who will forever hold a place in our hearts. 💜

For more information, call 518-562-7587.

Is this perimenopause? The symptoms nobody warned you about. You may not feel like yourself and can’t quite say why. Men...
10/04/2026

Is this perimenopause? The symptoms nobody warned you about.

You may not feel like yourself and can’t quite say why. Menopause experts talk about the sleep changes, brain fog, mood shifts and hard-to-name feelings that catch many women off guard.

🎧 Listen to the podcast
~ Link in the comments ~

On this episode of Living Healthy Together: OB-GYN Dr. Colleen Horan, nurse practitioner Kirsten Berggren and educator Karen Ward share clinical insight and personal stories about perimenopause.

A new investment in nursing education is helping expand access to career growth while strengthening the nursing workforc...
09/28/2026

A new investment in nursing education is helping expand access to career growth while strengthening the nursing workforce across northern New York.

Thanks to funding from the Charles R. Wood Foundation, three nurses at UVM Health - Alice Hyde Medical Center and UVM Health - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital will pursue fully funded master’s degrees in nursing education through SUNY Empire.

The goal is to prepare more experienced nurses to become clinical instructors, creating stronger learning opportunities for students and supporting future recruitment and retention across the region.

Learn more by clicking the link in our comments.

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Plattsburgh, NY
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