Covid-19 / Coronavirus Updates | North Country Healthcare & Inclusion 603-788-4911 Make Appointment MENU Volunteer Services Volunteers are a gift to our community Active Generosity in a Caring Community Volunteers have many duties at Weeks, including working as cashiers in the dining room, making telephone reminder calls for medical appointments, assisting nurses on the medical/surgical floor, staffing the Sunshine Gift Shop, sorting and delivering mail and paperwork, and providing help in many departments… drawing on your unique gifts and talents. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please call 603-788-5221 or 603-788-5023 or email margo.cliche@weeksmedical.org. 2017 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner The 2017 Volunteer Appeciation Dinner was held on April 19, 2017 featuring a Wild West theme, named “Wild Weeks.” Volunteers and their guests were treated to a cowboy/Wild West dinner served by Weeks employees. The 2017 Mel Gallup Memorial Award was presented to Lucy Arizzi of Lancaster for outstanding volunteer service. Arizzi has been a volunteer at Weeks for 14 years and has provided more than 1,500 hours of service to the hospital. Arizzi began volunteering in 2003 and has worked primarily in the fiscal services department. She was praised for her friendliness, generosity, and dedicated service to Weeks Medical Center. In addition, all other volunteers also were honored for their contributions to the hospital. Milestone Award pins were presented to volunteers for their many hours of service. Gallery of photos from the 2017 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. Related Topics / NEWS / NEWS Sign up for Weeks Email Updates Weeks Medical Center 173 Middle Street Lancaster, NH 603-788-4911 About Us News Phone Directory Follow us on Facebook

Covid-19 / Coronavirus Updates | North Country Healthcare & Inclusion 603-788-4911 Make Appointment MENU Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls Do you have concerns about falling? The Weeks Matter of Balance program can help reduce the fear of falling and increase the activity levels of older adults who have concerns about falling. A Matter of Balance Classes Can Help You To: view falls and fear of falling as controllable set realistic goals for increasing activity change your environment tor reduce fall risk factors promote exercise to increase strength and balance A Matter of Balance Classes Are Designed to Benefit Community-Dwelling Older Adults Who: are concerned about falls have sustained a fall in the past restrict activities because of concerns about falling are interested in improving flexibility, balance, and strength are age 60 or older, ambulatory, and able to problem solve. For more information about the A Matter of Balance program, please call the Rehabilitation Department at 603-788-5009. Related Topics / NEWS / NEWS Sign up for Weeks Email Updates Weeks Medical Center 173 Middle Street Lancaster, NH 603-788-4911 About Us News Phone Directory Follow us on Facebook