Central Maine Healthcare

CMMC Team Members Show Life-Changing Generosity 💙 In less than a year, Corie, an anesthesiology tech at CMMC, has become known for his positivity and dedication. But behind the scenes, Corie was facing a silent struggle, piecing together rides to get to work. When his team learned of his situation, they knew they had to help. Led by Tina Moring, CRNA, the team rallied together and raised $11,000 in just 10 days—far surpassing their goal. With these generous contributions, they bought Corie a 2015 Nissan Rogue, covering registration and insurance. Overwhelmed with gratitude, Corie shared, “This has truly changed my life.” This heartfelt gesture is a testament to the compassion and support that make our CMMC family so special. 💙 Watch the emotional moment on video here: https://lnkd.in/eVSJ7Qrv #CMMCFamily #TeamSupport #Grateful

🕯️ The nursing team at CMMC lit the candles in the window above the Emergency Room again tonight at 7:24 p.m., the time the first patient arrived on October 25. Your doctors, nurses, friends, family and neighbors are here with you, Lewiston. Just like we were when you needed us most. 💙 #CMMCstrong #LewistonStrong #OneLewiston

💙 Today, team members gathered in the halls of CMMC, a year since the tragedy in Lewiston that changed so many lives. Together, we honored the strength, skill, and unwavering compassion that helped us through that dark night. Standing side by side, we remembered the lives lost, celebrated the lives saved, and shared a moment of silence to acknowledge the weight we still carry. 💙 https://lnkd.in/e49qBu2t #CMMCstrong #LewistonStrong #HereForOurCommunity #OneLewiston

A year ago, our community faced an unimaginable tragedy—the deadliest mass casualty event in Maine’s history. It was a moment that shook us all, but in that darkness, we also saw incredible strength. Surgeons, nurses, and team members from across our health system came together and saved 13 lives that night. Whether through lifesaving care or quiet acts of compassion, every effort mattered. And as the sun rose the next day, we continued to care for our patients and each other. We were deeply moved by the outpouring of support from our neighbors and businesses—food, flowers, kind words, and prayers. One year later, we remain incredibly grateful for the strength and unity that defines this community. Thank you for standing with us in the darkest moments, for supporting us, and for showing that in the face of tragedy, we can come together when it matters most. 💙 #LewistonStrong #CMMCstrong #CommunityHeals #CMHCares #WhenItMatteredMost

A huge shoutout to Jeff Newton, our Pharmacy Operations Manager for being named Pharmacist of the Year by the Maine Society of Health Systems Pharmacists! 🏆 Jeff has been a driving force behind improving efficiency in our operations and played a critical role in keeping the trauma bay stocked with emergency medications during the tragic events that occurred last October. We're also celebrating National Pharmacy Week, honoring the incredible work of our pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and staff who ensure safe, high-quality care every day. Thank you for all you do! 💙 #PharmacistOfTheYear #NationalPharmacyWeek #CentralMaineHealthcare #HealthcareHeroes #SafeCare

💙 The "One Lewiston" Commemorative Blood Drive Continues! The "One Lewiston" blood drive at Central Maine Medical Center saw incredible support, with all donor slots filled. But the effort to collect 1025 units of blood continues through the Red Cross’ virtual "Sleeves Up" campaign. This drive honors those impacted by the tragic events of October 25, 2023. You can still help from anywhere by donating blood virtually. 💻 Donate here: https://lnkd.in/e4-fqbPr If you’re unable to give blood, please consider supporting CMH’s Compassionate Care Fund. https://lnkd.in/eBpX9mJF #OneLewiston #DonateBlood #CommunityHealing #SleevesUp Pictured: Steve Littleson, president and CEO, Central Maine Healthcare, urging people to participate in the Red Cross “Sleeves Up” campaign

October is recognized as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month—a time for families, communities, and healthcare professionals to come together to remember. On Friday, Oct. 11, team members and guests gathered to rededicate CMMC's Pregnancy and Infant Loss Garden, a heartfelt memorial honoring these precious young lives. We invite you to visit the garden and take a moment to reflect, or offer support. Together, we can bring comfort. #PregnancyAndInfantLossAwareness #CMH #NeverForgotten #SupportAndHealing

🌸 A Story of Strength & Early Detection 🌸 Alissa Noble, lead mammography technologist at Bridgton Hospital, knows firsthand the importance of early screening—she’s a breast cancer survivor. After a decade of performing mammograms, her own screening detected cancer. Now in remission for 10 years, she uses her story to encourage others. “Even without a family history, it can happen. Early detection saved my life.” Schedule your mammogram today. #BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #BridgtonHospital #BreastCancerSurvivor

🌸 The Cancer Care Center at CMMC is glowing pink this month in support of Breast Cancer Awareness! As we light up our sign, we stand in solidarity with those on any part of their journey. Let’s continue to raise awareness, support research, and encourage early detection. Together, we’re stronger. 💗 #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CMMCPink #SupportTheFight #HopeInPink

Bridgton Academy students are getting ahead of flu season with help from Bridgton Hospital’s free flu shot clinic! 💉 Dozens of students rolled up their sleeves to stay protected. With flu season just around the corner, now’s the perfect time to get immunized. Pictured: Elaine Drew administers flu vaccine to Tim Atwood, dean of students at Bridgton Academy. Bridgton Hospital President Stephany Jacques, VP of Patient and Nursing Services Kari Nadeau, Executive Assistant Angelica Milo and Elaine Drew, RN #FluSeasonReady #StayHealthy #BridgtonHospital #CMHCares