Martha’s Vineyard Hospital News

All services have resumed at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital after nearly four months of pandemic-related closures, as phase three of reopening plan kicks into gear.

Martha’s Vineyard Hospital announced the arrival of podiatrist Regina M. Mostone, DPM, on Friday. Mostone is now accepting new patients.

For the past three months, Ms. Seguin has been running a different sort of race, scrambling to ensure that the hospital — like other medical facilities across the country — rapidly transformed its operations to deal with an unprecedented medical crisis.

With Covid-19 cases on the Island holding firm, leaders at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital announced their own first steps for reopening the facility at a press briefing Wednesday, saying pediatric visits would be available next week and other elective procedures available as soon as June 1.

In a conference call with reporters Wednesday, hospital CEO Denise Schepici and chief medical officer Dr. Pieter Pil said clinical procedures, services for priority preventive care, pediatric care, diagnostic and treatment for high-risk patients are being offered again.