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Support MaineGeneral Health's 15th Annual Walk for Hope, Saturday, Oct. 13, at Mill Park, Augusta.

Victoria Abbott, Development Officer at MaineGeneral Health, joined us on the Moose Morning Show to talk about the 14th Annual Walk for Hope, Saturday, Oct. 14, at Mill Park, Augusta.

MaineGeneral's Cancer Survivor's Day is a free family event at the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care, Old Belgrade Road, Augusta, Saturday, Sept. 9.

October is 'Breast Cancer Awareness Month' and you can take part in a wonderful event, Saturday, Oct. 15. MaineGeneral's 13th Annual 'Walk for Hope' takes place at Sam's Club, Marketplace at Augusta.

Cancer Survivor's Day is a free family event at the Harold Alfond Center for Cancer Care, 361 Old Belgrade Road, Augusta, Saturday, Sept. 10.

The FBI is investigating an attack on the MaineGeneral computer network where certain patient data may have been compromised.

A 77-year old woman crashed into a row of parked cars at MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta today. Augusta piolice are still looking to talk to all owners of vehicles involved.

Dr. Melanie Thompson of MaineGeneral joined us this morning to talk about a free, fun and informative event happening for women on Saturday (5/16/2015). The Ladies Lifestyle Expo goes from 9-noon at the Alfond Center for Health (the new hospital) on the Old Belgrade Road in Augusta.

MaineGeneral has announced on their facebook page the arrival of Wil, the son of Amanda and Chad, who is the first Maine baby born in 2015!

....NO I am not talking about Jon James!  (I had to say it) Really, I know nothing is perfect, but MaineGeneral sure seems to be trying to hit that mark. I woke up Thursday morning with a lot of pain, redness and swelling and a change in how 'it' felt. I need some help.

I can't remember the last time I had a good night's sleep. Heck, I get up at 3am every day, so it makes it a little tough. I try to go to bed at a reasonable hour, but I still usually end up getting about 4-5 hours a night. Even then, I wake up numerous times through the evening. So, my doctor wanted me to do a sleep study.

This week started off with some good news for Renee's boyfriend, Patrick, the chemotherapy for his non-Hodgkins Lymphoma is working!! His doc at the Alfond Cancer Center, Abby Thrower, was very happy to share the news with us.(and we were very happy to hear it) Where the first scan before treatment showed his lymph nodes all red and orange (reacting with the contrast stuff) this time, they were fa

I am 48 and it was just over two months ago cancer made itself known in my circle. Not me, my boyfriend. (How is that possible I made it to this age and have known none first hand with cancer? Amazing.) But now, I am getting front right seat to cancer and treatment. So here is how this story starts

Movin' on up! It has been a long time coming, there has been a lot of planning and building and planning, but NOW is the time. The new hospital is opening this weekend!  So, what does this mean to you? Check out the details I found at MaineGeneral's website about the move.

Maine General CEO, Chuck Hays came into the studio to give us a ‘radio tour’ of the fancy new hospital. From the beautiful outdoor gardens and walkways (to be used for therapy) to the sofas that fold out into beds so family members can stay with sick loved ones, this place is magnificent! The Alfond Center for Healing is impressive. But you should see if for yourself. You can this afternoon (9/29)