Denise White (right), manager of integrated care, and Vicky Kirch, nurse care coordinator, with part of the supply of pulse oximeters purchased with support from Meredith Village Savings Bank. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Denise White (right), manager of integrated care, and Vicky Kirch, nurse care coordinator, with part of the supply of pulse oximeters purchased with support from Meredith Village Savings Bank. (COURTESY PHOTO)
WOLFEBORO — Meredith Village Savings Bank has donated $2,000 to Huggins Hospital to help the hospital purchase pulse oximeters to provide to community members with COVID-19 who are monitoring their illness at home.
An early warning sign of declining condition due to COVID-19 is lowering of blood oxygen level, so equipping patients with a tool to monitor their oxygen levels at home can help help them manage symptoms remotely and also to know when it’s a time to seek in-person care.
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