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Worcester-based drug and alcohol treatment center operator AdCare has agreed to purchase SSTAR of North Kingstown, R.I., for an undisclosed amount. This would be AdCare's second location in Rhode Island.
UMass Memorial Health Care has reduced its ownership stake in Worcester's Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital from 50 percent to 20 percent, according to an announcement yesterday.
Gardner-based Heywood Hospital said earlier this week that it will save more than $29,000 a year by upgrading to energy-efficient equipment.
A Westborough man will lead an Arizona-based senior wellness center company that recently expanded into Central Massachusetts.
Though a merger with Boston-based Partners HealthCare is not imminent, Emerson Hospital CEO Christine Schuster said hospital officials are “thrilled” Partners has the option to acquire Emerson under a deal between the Boston-based health care system
When given the option, healthy adults in their 20s or 30s often ditch the familiarity of an ongoing physician relationship for the convenience of walk-in service.
You don't have to work in the health care industry to know that working in a hospital is not easy today.
Worcester-based Reliant Medical Group, an affiliate of Atrius Health, announced yesterday that it has acquired Chadwick Medical Associates of Worcester.
Most MetroWest-area hospitals were profitable in fiscal 2013, but profits faltered considerably at most hospitals, year over year, according to a report issued last week by the Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA). CHIA
Two physicians from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center (UMMC) have been selected to lead the Massachusetts Medical Society for the 2014-2015 year.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has awarded the The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) has secured an $8 million contract to manage comprehensive medical services to nearly 1,000 inmates at a federal prison in Ray Brook, N.Y.
Massachusetts was ahead of the game last fall when the open enrollment period for public and private health insurance plans began.
Increased access to “treatment on demand” for addicts, automatic enrollment of all prescribers and pharmacies in the state's prescription monitoring program, and greater access to antidotes to treat opiate addiction are among the ideas backed by
Massachusetts has scrapped its hopes for a totally customized state-based health exchange under the Affordable Care Act, and will instead purchase an “off the shelf” solution that can be installed by the fall with the possibility of joining the
HealthAlliance Hospital has tapped a longtime hospital leader with experience in integrating community hospitals into larger medical centers as its next president and CEO.
Worcester-based UMass Memorial Health Care is partnering with a Minneapolis IT company to integrate patients' end-of-life directives into its electronic medical records system, a measure that's expected to reduce costs.