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Central Mass. partnership providing cheaper & better surgeries

Outpatient surgery centers benefit patients by having lower costs and avoiding a trip to a hospital campus – enough of a lure for health providers who otherwise could be seen as close competitors to join together to create one such center in Shrewsbury.

Harrington adds 3D mammograms

Harrington HealthCare System has added 3D mammogram service at locations in Charlton, Southbridge and Webster.

Mass. opioid deaths down 11% this year

Opioid-related overdose deaths fell nearly 11% compared to last year in the first six months of 2019, according to new Massachusetts Department of Public Health data released Wednesday.

Report flags regions with high uninsurance rates

A new report out Tuesday flags "priority" areas with the greatest concentrations of people without health insurance in Massachusetts, suggesting strategies to reach those who remain uncovered despite the state's low uninsurance rate of 2.7 percent.
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10 Things I know about… Employee wellness programs

Start an employee wellness program and you'll save money, have healthier and more productive workers, and less turnover.

New Saint Vincent CEO makes return to Tenet

The new head of Saint Vincent Hospital and MetroWest Medical Center determined her ideal job as a young process engineer at a pharmaceutical production site.

Worcester healthcare company paying $162K over late wages

Pinnacle Home Healthcare Services Inc. and its owner, Pauline Mwangi, have agreed to pay $162,000 in a...

UMMS professor receives presidential award for skin disorder drugs

A UMass Medical School professor and researcher has been given a president award for his work on skin disorders. 
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UMass Memorial reaches labor agreement

UMass Memorial Medical Center said Thursday it has reached an agreement with the United Food and Commercial Workers union.

Opioid emergency room visits common in Central Mass.

Central Massachusetts hospitals make up four of the top 10 statewide for the highest rates of emergency room visits attributable to opioids, according to new Massachusetts Health Policy Commission data.
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