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UMass Memorial gets $110M bond for surgical, ER expansions

UMass Memorial Health Care has received a $110-million bond to improve its two Worcester hospital campuses and its Leominster hospital.

Former Patriot Bruschi gets behind stroke, tobacco bills

Former Patriot Tedy Bruschi is putting his shoulder into legislation that would help others access the same sort of care he received when he suffered a stroke during his playing career.

House speaker puts pressure on new health care bill

For consumers, voters and industry insiders wondering when the House will pass a major health care bill, the latest timeline from Speaker Robert DeLeo's office is "this session."

New plan calls for increasing opioid treatment access

A multi-pronged initiative Neighborhood Health Plan announced Friday aims to reduce the number of opioid overdose deaths by increasing access to treatment.
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Saint Vincent Hospital opening behavioral health unit

Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester is opening a new behavioral health wing of its emergency department on Monday as it seeks to meet a growing need.

Fallon, Tufts report losses; BCBS, Harvard Pilgrim gain

Fallon Health lost $4.4 million in the first quarter of the year, while Tufts Health Plan lost nearly $27 million as both insurers began operating as part of accountable care organizations.

Trump pledges action on prescription drug costs

Prescription drugs, which are eating up more health care dollars, are the target of new cost control efforts by President Donald Trump, who said Friday that fixing "unacceptable" prices is one of his top priorities.

A year after a Harrington incident, few hospitals have implemented enhanced security

Nearly a year after a Harrington Hospital nurse was stabbed, Harrington and UMass Memorial Medical Center are among the few hospitals in the state to have shored up security.
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Bill would set 21 as minimum age for tobacco statewide

Nearly 70 percent of the state's population lives in communities that have adopted local policies raising their tobacco-buying age to 21. A bill would extend that age hike statewide.

Committee takes step toward plan of action on opioids

A House-controlled committee took a step towards establishing mandatory three-day therapy and requiring hospitals to stock medication used as an alternative to street drugs.
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