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Holyoke Health Center shutters doors for second day, citing safety concerns

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Holyoke Health Center is closed for a second day in a row following a security threat that’s now under police investigation, and several patients have not gotten that message and are missing out on life-saving medications and appointments. Western Mass News has what we know about the closures, and how long they are supposed to last.

Holyoke, MA · 3d

thisweekinworcester.com

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UMass Memorial among highest-paid primary care providers in state

UMass Memorial Health receives some of the highest commercial insurance rates for primary care in Massachusetts. A network that includes two Worcester community health centers receives the lowest, according to a report Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell released Tuesday, Nov. 10. The 2026 health care cost trends report looks at...

Worcester, MA · 1d

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IT Network Outage at NH Hospital Diverts Ambulances, Delays Surgeries

PETERBOROUGH — Amid what it called a severe outage, Monadnock Community Hospital on Tuesday night canceled all elective surgeries “until further notice,” according to a Facebook post. “Our teams are working around the clock alongside technology experts to restore services as quickly and safely as possible,” the...

Peterborough, NH · 3d

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Amherst Jury Hits Textiles Coated With $4.36M in PFOA Well Contamination Case

A Hillsborough County Superior Court jury has ordered Textiles Coated International to pay more than 200 Amherst homeowners $4.36 million for diminished property values, finding the company liable for negligence, negligent failure to warn, trespass and nuisance tied to PFOA contamination that fouled private wells near its former manufacturing plant.

Amherst, NH · 17h

The Enterprise

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Brockton native wins top award for senior care

Brockton native Katia Resende received the Resident Quality of Life Award at Senior Living Residences’ Star Awards ceremony. Resende, wellness coordinator at Brookmeadow at Cobb Corner assisted living, was selected for the recognition from among more than 2,000 Senior Living Residences associates, according to a community announcement. The award recognizes Resende’s dedication to making a difference in residents’ lives, according to the announcement. Resident quality of life is a top priority for Senior Living Residences and Brookmeadow at Cobb Corner. Resende is known at the community for helping residents feel included, whether they are sitting in the dining room or moving into a new apartment, according to the announcement. She also helps introduce residents to one another, fostering friendships among neighbors. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: Brockton native wins top award for senior care

Brockton, MA · 2d

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Three RI Nursing Homes’ Sale Advances Over Neronha’s Objections

The proposed ownership change puts financial oversight, staffing and resident-care protections before the Department of Health, which makes the decision on the acquisition. A state advisory council has recommended approval of a for-profit operator’s acquisition of three Rhode Island nursing homes, according to Attorney General Peter Neronha, who is urging the Department of Health to reject the purchase or impose financial and resident-care protections.

Rhode Island · 1d

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Averted strike at Brigham and Women's highlights ongoing tension around traveling nurses

The Massachusetts Nurses Association announced late Wednesday night that it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Mass General Brigham that includes limitations around the use of temporary nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The agreement averted an indefinite strike that was set to begin early Thursday morning. While...

Boston, MA · 2d

WWLP

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Seven Massachusetts nonprofits awarded $230K in grants to improve access to health care

Seven Massachusetts nonprofit organizations were recognized Friday in Easthampton after receiving a combined $230,000 in grant funding aimed at helping residents overcome barriers to health care and essential community services.

Easthampton, MA · 1d

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HopeHealth CEO Retires, Sees Change on Hospices’ Horizon

Regulation, patient access and technology integration will be watchwords for hospices as time progresses, according to HopeHealth President and CEO Diana Franchitto. Franchitto is retiring from HopeHealth effective May 2027. She has led the organization for two decades. The nonprofit health system provides hospice, palliative, dementia and home care in...

Rhode Island · 2d

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GBH Daily: The underground weed market today

This is a web edition of GBH Daily, a weekday newsletter bringing you local stories you can trust so you can stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. ☀️A sunny and cool Veterans Day, with highs in the 50s. Sunset is at 4:25 p.m. As we continue to explore what the...

Massachusetts · 4d

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Gov. Healey looks to close Massachusetts health care shortage with veteran military medics

Veteran military medics could soon administer medications to patients at certain Massachusetts hospitals under a proposal by Gov. Maura Healey. On the eve of Veterans Day, the governor revealed plans to advance new regulations to create a pathway for military medics to work in civilian health care settings, applying their training and experience.

Massachusetts · 4d

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Conservation Commission Approves Wonderland Sewer Project, Seeks Further Details from Contractor

The Revere Conservation Commission approved several project applications and addressed a number of potential environmental violations during its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening, October 7, in the City Council Chambers. Present for the meeting were Chair Nicholas Rudolph, Vice-Chair Brian Averbach, and commissioners Joseph LaValle, Wilson Correa, Bernardo Sepulveda, Anthony...

Revere, MA · 2d

CBS Boston

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4,000 Brigham nurses set to go on strike Thursday

Brigham and Women's Hospital says it is making "large-scale preparations" for a possible nurses strike in Massachusetts.

Boston, MA · 4d

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Origins of the Affordable Care Act

Today on the show, we have a story about healthcare from our friends over at GBH News. Mitt and Ted, hosted by Ian Coss, tells the story of how Mitt Romney and Ted Kennedy began their political careers on very different sides of the healthcare debate, but for a short while, worked together to pass a law that provided healthcare to everyone in Massachusetts. Their work eventually paved the way for what became the Affordable Care Act. We bring you Part One of their series, which takes us all the way back to the Nixon era.

Massachusetts · 3d

The Providence Journal

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Neighborhood Health sues state, alleges $100 million in unpaid Medicare costs

Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island is alleging the state owes it $100 million in unpaid Medicaid reimbursements, according to a complaint filed in Providence County Superior Court on Oct. 30. The 20-page complaint targets the Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS), arguing the state breached its contracts with Neighborhood and failed to meet its obligations to properly track Medicaid cases and cover cost increases, despite being aware of discrepancies, with the nonprofit health plan footing the bills for roughly a decade. "The State has acknowledged its reconciliation problems since at least 2018, and when it reconciled a limited sample of members, it found large underpayments," the lawsuit reads. "Yet it has refused to reconcile the rest, most recently rejecting an audit that would cover all members and all years under the contracts." The suit brings four charges and seeks a court order for the state to complete the payments subject to Neighborhood's review or that of a court-appointed independent auditor. It also seeks damages in an amount to be proven at trial that Neighborhood says stem from the state's failure to meet its obligations under the contracts, as well as reimbursement for its legal fees.

Rhode Island · 5d

Caught in Southie

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New $16 Million EMS Station Opens on South Boston Waterfront as Emergency Calls Double

A new state-of-the-art Emergency Medical Service (EMS) station has opened on the South Boston Waterfront. With emergency calls in the neighborhood doubling over the past decade, the new $16 million facility represents a significant investment in the public health and safety of South Boston and the Seaport. Located at 34...

Boston, MA · 5d

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Fallon Health awards $125,000 to nonprofits addressing food insecurity, family health

WORCESTER—Two Worcester nonprofits are among 11 Massachusetts organizations sharing $125,000 in grants from Fallon Health to address food insecurity, support children in foster care and improve the health and well-being of vulnerable residents. The Worcester-based health insurer announced its 2026 Community Impact Grant recipients on Oct. 26, directing funding...

Worcester, MA · 4d

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New poll highlights how transportation woes limit access to healthcare in rural WMass

Residents in rural western Massachusetts are struggling to access healthcare, and one of the biggest roadblocks is their ability to physically travel to see a doctor, according to new data from The MassINC Polling Group. There were 600 rural Massachusetts residents surveyed as part of the poll, largely from the...

Massachusetts · 3d

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