Recent milestones for Harrington HealthCare
Nathan Fiske
Harrington HealthCare System's President and CEO Ed Moore stands in front of some of the new equipment at the Oxford site during a tour.
Harrington Memorial Hospital opened in Southbridge in 1931 after a $150,000-seed pledge from benefactors Charles and Gertrude Harrington. In the last decade, Harrington has transformed from a small community hospital to a regional healthcare system that’s made a name for itself because of its ability to grow despite historic changes in the healthcare system that have stymied other players.
2007
Edward Moore joines Harrington as president and CEO; soon after, the organization is renamed Harrington HealthCare System to reflect the scope of services outside the hospital.
May 2009
Harrington assumes operation of the former Hubbard Regional Hospital in Webster, creating Harrington HealthCare at Webster, an outpatient facility with 24-hour emergency services.
June 2009
The Cancer Center at Harrington opens on Harrington’s main campus in Southbridge.
February 2010
Harrington at Charlton, a 22,000-square-foot outpatient facility, opens at 10 North Main St. in Charlton.
March 2013
Harrington at Spencer, a physician office and lab center, opens at 118 West Main St. in Spencer.
September 2015
Harrington’s first urgent care center, UrgentCare Express at Harrington, opens in Harrington HealthCare at Charlton building.
November 2016
A second UrgentCare Express location opens at 78 Sutton Ave. in Oxford.
January 2017
Harrington Recovery Services at Webster, a 16-patient inpatient behavioral health facility, is slated to open on the Webster campus.
Source: Harrington HealthCare System
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