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In letter to Senate, Baker urges insurance market stabilization

Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday wrote to three U.S. Senate committees to urge them to stabilize insurance markets as they consider health care reform and avoid shifting Medicaid costs to the states.

HealthAlliance undergoing $37M ER expansion

UMass Memorial-HealthAlliance Hospital is putting $37.3 million towards an expansion of its emergency room, a six-phase project expected to span over 30 months.

UMass Memorial, Harrington to join behavioral health forces

Responding to concerns from the state about access to inpatient psychiatric care in Central Massachusetts, UMass Memorial Health Care announced a formal partnership with Harrington HealthCare in Southbridge.

AGs fearful Trump won’t defend subsidies

Bay State Attorney General Maura Healey joined with her legal counterparts in 14 other states and the District of Columbia on Thursday attempting to intervene in a federal lawsuit that could jeopardize tens of millions of dollars in federal subsidies used to make health insurance more affordable.
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Steward acquiring Tennessee health provider

Steward Health Care, which operates the Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer and the Central Massachusetts Independent Physicians Association, on Friday announced plans to acquire a Tennessee-based hospital operator, making it the largest private for-profit hospital operator in the United States.

UMass Medical School receives $100K to start data center

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Medical School were granted $100,000 from the university system to help them improve health management through data analytics.

Liberty Mutual cutting 44 jobs in Hopkinton

Liberty Mutual is discontinuing its Hopkinton peer-reviewed research efforts and will lay off up to 44 employees effective June 6.

Survey: 62% hesitant to discuss end of life care

While many people understand the importance of discussing end-of-life care, only about 35 percent have actually had those discussions with loved ones, according to a report coauthored by a University of Massachusetts Medical School professor.
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Former UMass doctor resigns medical license

A former UMass Memorial Medical Center emergency department doctor and assistant professor at UMass Medical School resigned his medical license to the Massachusetts Board of Medicine last week.

Harvard Pilgrim cuts losses by 87%

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care reported Monday a net loss of $4.7 million in its first quarter, a significant improvement over the $34.9 million it lost in the first quarter 2016.
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