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Speakers share frontline perspectives at Opioid Crisis Forum

Savers Bank employee Brian Keith shared his struggle with addiction with more than 150 people at the Worcester Business Journal's inaugural Massachusetts Opioid Crisis Forum on Wednesday.

UMass to redirect patients to Clinton, Marlborough and Worcester sites

Facing opposition from the Worcester City Council, UMass Memorial Health Care said it will redirect psychiatric patients to sites in Marlborough, Clinton and Worcester.

UMass Memorial gets green light on PT affiliation

The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission will not conduct a formal review of a proposed joint venture between UMass Memorial Health Care and ATI Physical Therapy Services.

UMass Memorial plans to cut psych beds by about half

UMass Memorial Health Care on Wednesday said it has notified the state of plans to the number of beds in its 28-bed inpatient acute psychiatric unit on the University campus by about 50 percent.
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UMass Memorial CEO: New ventures likely, acquisitions possible

UMass Memorial Health Care CEO Eric Dickson said the system is planning affiliations in the year ahead, and larger acquisitions may be possible.

UMass Memorial posts $68M surplus for 2016

UMass Memorial Health Care grew its overall surplus in fiscal 2016 to $68 million as patient volume remained steady and investment income grew, according to an earnings call on Thursday morning.

UMass Memorial raises $1M at black tie ball

UMass Medical School and UMass Memorial Medical Center surpassed $1 million in funds raised at their annual Winter Ball black tie gala.

UMass to celebrate downtown expansion

UMass Memorial Health Care will celebrate a nearly 18,000-square-foot downtown expansion Wednesday at Mercantile Center.
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Cheryl Lapriore: Behind the Scenes

Cheryl Lapriore keeps things running smoothly at UMass Memorial where she oversees business partnerships, public image and relations, and the fluidity of the executive team.

Weathering the Trump healthcare change-storm

A Donald Trump presidency and Republican control of Congress will likely mean sweeping changes in healthcare policy across the U.S., but Massachusetts may weather the change-storm better than others.
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