With more than 800 health care professionals and state-of-the-art facilities; Concord’s thriving medical community provides residents with first class care. The area offers several types of hospitals and a growing number of outpatient clinics. High-tech equipment and up-to-date treatments at the area's modern health care facilities ensure that residents receive the quality service they deserve.

The largest medical facility in the area is Concord Hospital, a private, not-for-profit, acute-care hospital that serves about 117,000 people in its primary service area. The hospital has had full accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations since 1951.

Licensed for 295 beds and generally staffed for 200 beds, Concord Hospital serves as a regional referral center and is a designated Level II Trauma Center, providing 24-hour emergency services.

There are more than 200 physicians on Concord Hospital's medical staff. Some of the most advanced medical technology and a wide range of specialty services are offered, including the Concord Hospital Center for Cardiac Care and the Day Surgery Center. The hospital is well known for its short-term psychiatric care unit and for The Family Place, a family-oriented maternity, women's health and pediatric unit, as well as its many outpatient programs such as nutritional counseling, orthopedics, urology and back injury prevention program.

In 1998, cardiac surgery was added to Concord Hospital's Center for Cardiac Care, which includes cardiac catheterization, cardiac critical care nursing and cardiac rehabilitation, as well as cardiac disease education and prevention programs.

With a consulting staff of more than 75 physician specialists, the Commission on Accreditation approves HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital for Rehabilitation Facilities. The facility provides spinal cord, stroke, pediatric, orthopedic, amputee and brain injury rehabilitation programs. Other services include physical medicine and rehabilitation nursing, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, neuropsychology, vocational evaluation and counseling, and orthotic and prosthetic services.

The New Hampshire Hospital, an inpatient mental health facility, serves the entire state and offers transitional and psychiatric nursing home services. The facility's transitional housing service handles long-term residents with severe and persistent mental illness, and serves those individuals who are both developmentally disabled and have long-term psychiatric impairments.