Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic serves as the academic medical center for northern New England, offering coordinated outpatient and inpatient care across multiple communities. The organization emphasizes team-based primary and specialty care, advanced diagnostics, and seamless referral pathways within the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health network.
Through integrated service lines, the clinic combines research, education, and high-volume clinical practice to deliver consistently high-quality, patient-centered care for complex and routine conditions alike.
| Facility Name | Location | Key Specialties | Care Settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic Main Campus | Lebanon, NH | Primary Care, Cardiology, Oncology, Neurology | Outpatient, Infusion, Imaging, Short Stay |
| Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic – West Lebanon | West Lebanon, NH | Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Orthopedics | Outpatient, Lab, Rehabilitation |
| Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic – Keene | Keene, NH | Internal Medicine, Surgery, Behavioral Health | Outpatient, Day Surgery, Urgent Care |
| Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic – Brattleboro | Brattleboro, VT | Obstetrics, Primary Care, Specialty Consults | Outpatient, Specialty Clinics, Telehealth |
Advanced Diagnostic and Imaging Services
Comprehensive Specialty Imaging
Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic operates state-of-the-art radiology and diagnostic labs, enabling early detection and precise characterization of disease. Sub-specialized radiologists partner with referring providers to ensure image-guided decisions and timely treatment planning.
Specialty Care and Referral Coordination
Streamlined Consultations and Follow-up
From cardiology and oncology to neurology and orthopedics, the clinic coordinates complex specialty care within a single network. Unified electronic records and centralized scheduling reduce delays, helping patients move efficiently from diagnosis to management.
Primary Care and Preventive Medicine
Personalized, Population Health Approach
Primary care teams emphasize prevention, chronic disease management, and care coordination across the lifespan. Robust outreach programs connect patients to screenings, vaccinations, and community resources, supporting long-term wellness.
Integrated Behavioral and Mental Health
Whole-Person Care Delivery
Behavioral health clinicians work alongside primary and specialty teams to embed mental health assessment and treatment into routine medical visits. This integrated model improves outcomes for conditions such as depression, anxiety, and chronic pain.
Network Growth and Future Directions
Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic continues to expand its footprint, adding new primary and specialty sites while investing in workforce development and digital infrastructure. These initiatives aim to improve access, shorten referral wait times, and standardize best practices across all service lines.
- Verify accepted providers and coverage with your plan before scheduling services.
- Use the patient portal to message your care team, book appointments, and review test results.
- Keep a current list of medications, allergies, and prior procedures for each visit.
- Request referral coordination and specialty scheduling support when navigating complex care pathways.
FAQ
Reader questions
What specialties are available at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic locations?
You can access primary care, cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, surgery, psychiatry, pediatrics, and women’s health services across multiple outpatient locations in New Hampshire and Vermont.
How do I obtain imaging, lab tests, and other diagnostics at the clinic?
On-site radiology, laboratories, and infusion services allow many tests and scans to be completed during the same visit, with electronic results shared quickly through your patient portal and EHR.
Can I manage appointments and health records through digital tools?
Yes, the clinic offers secure online scheduling, telehealth appointments, and an EHR patient portal where you can message your care team, review results, and update personal health information.
What support resources exist for chronic conditions such as diabetes or heart disease?
Care coordinators, nurse practitioners, dietitians, and behavioral health specialists help build tailored plans for chronic disease, including education, medication management, and community referrals.