Southbridge

Southbridge medical provider Harrington HealthCare System has officially cut the ribbon on its new 16-bed mental illness and substance abuse facility in Webster and expects to begin accepting patients by early January at the latest, according to a company announcement Friday.

As the healthcare system strives to treat those with mental illness and addiction, urban providers may be able to cope with demand, but the picture is different in rural parts of Worcester County.

Harrington HealthCare System has announced the election of new members, directors and officers for the coming year.

The president CEO of Connecticut health care system Day Kimball Health Care has resigned, according to a statement from the board of directors.

Edward Moore's next move for the continued health of Harrington HealthCare is a potential move into Northeast Connecticut.

Harrington HealthCare System will open the doors of its latest UrgentCare Express location to patients on Monday.

Gathered below are recent milestones for Harrington HealthCare under the direction of President and CEO Edward Moore.

The Southbridge facility making baked goods under the “Superior on Main” name is part of a $725-million deal orchestrated by a private equity firm that took the company public on Monday.

Karen Spiewak has been named director of development at Harrington HealthCare System and will oversee contact with the community as well as the organization's philanthropic efforts.

Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester will receive $488,735 to expand laboratory capacity in the computer information technologies lab at its Southbridge location with an eye towards training the unemployed and underemployed.