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A real estate company affiliated with the owners of Salmon Health and Retirement has bought the property that houses the company’s
Milford Regional Medical Center has sold its hospice and home health operations to Salmon Health and Retirement, a major regional player in senior housing and health care, the two organizations announced.
Milford Regional Medical Center will buy a variety of medical equipment – including a surgical robot system – after securing a
The University of Massachusetts Medical School has won a federal contract to manage medical services for nearly 5,000 inmates at a correctional facility
The Massachusetts Hospital Association (MHA) has voiced its displeasure with the budget that Gov. Deval Patrick signed on Sunday, which counts on $700 million in health care cost savings to achieve a balance.
Two Central Massachusetts hospitals made the top 10 of 51 in the state in a safety ranking recently issued by Consumer Reports, the first such ranking by the magazine.
Health care will add jobs faster than any other industry in 46 states, according to a study from Georgetown University, which also found that the Northeast will be particularly robust.
UMass Memorial Medical Center has agreed to sell its home-based health care services arm to VNA Care Network & Hospice, the center and VNA announced.
With the prickly issue that health care has become – from rising costs to primary care shortages to the question of whether it should even be a political issue – there is positive news coming out of the industry in MetroWest.
Hospitals in Massachusetts provided more than $622 million in community benefits, such as free or discounted health care, between July 2010 and June 201
Westborough-based eClinicalWorks, an ambulatory clinical systems company, announced that it has been chosen by Ohio Orthopedic Center of Excellence to
When a hospital sends a patient to a nursing home or rehab hospital, or vice versa, staff on the receiving end often find themselves calling the sender for patient records that never made the trip.
The majority of hospitals in Central Massachusetts received a top grade for safety in a survey released yesterday by The Leapfrog Group.
The Legislature moved a step closer to a dramatic overhaul of the state’s health care system on Tuesday when the House approved a bill aimed at reining in health care costs by altering the system to reward quality over quantity of care.
In a step that lawmakers said would put Massachusetts on the leading edge of health care cost control, the Senate on Thursday night passed a bill estimated to trim $150 billion over 15 years from medical care costs by setting a growth target and e