

Speare Memorial Hospital is a designation critical access hospital located in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Serving patients throughout central New Hampshire between the Lakes Region and the White Mountain National Forest, Speare offers 24-hour emergency care, surgical services, and a Level IV trauma designation. As a community-focused healthcare organization, Speare is committed to delivering high-quality care close to home while continually investing in the technology, systems, and resources required to support patient care and operational excellence.
When Speare Memorial Hospital sought to strengthen IT operations, address workforce challenges, and support future technology initiatives, the organization partnered with Avarion, now a part of Med Tech Solutions (MTS), to provide comprehensive managed IT services and healthcare technology leadership.
MTS-Avarion assumed responsibility for key information systems functions, delivering a combination of executive leadership, dedicated resources, and specialized healthcare IT expertise. The partnership was designed to maintain operational stability, support the hospital’s existing Oracle Cerner environment, assist with MEDITECH MaaS transition planning, and provide scalable resources capable of supporting both day-to-day operations and long-term strategic initiatives.
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Healthcare organizations face increasing pressure to maintain secure, reliable technology environments while navigating workforce shortages, system modernization initiatives, and growing operational demands. Med Tech Solutions delivers healthcare-focused managed services that combine executive leadership, specialized expertise, and scalable support models to help organizations achieve both operational stability and strategic progress.
Whether you’re looking to strengthen IT operations, augment internal resources, support EHR initiatives, or develop a long-term technology roadmap, MTS can help your organization confidently move forward. Contact MTS today to get started.