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Baystate Health eyes 2027 opening for Ware care center
WARE, Mass. (WWLP) – Baystate Health is moving forward with plans to build a new convenient care facility in Ware. The project will establish Baystate Mary Lane Convenient Care – Ware to serve the Quaboag region, with completion projected for late spring 2027. The facility will provide care for the following:
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Public bathrooms, charter review and Optiline dispute return to Worcester council
If at first you don’t succeed, put it back on the agenda. Worcester city councilors return to City Hall Tuesday with several familiar issues awaiting them, including another round in the debate over public bathrooms, the next steps in a possible overhaul of the city’s charter and unresolved questions about why a subcontractor with a state labor-law citation is working on a housing development receiving millions of dollars in local tax relief.
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Representative Mindy Domb Calls on Baystate Medical to Fulfill Commitment to Patients
(AMHERST, MA) – Representative Mindy Domb (D-Amherst) is calling on Baystate Health to fulfill its commitment to patients affected by Baystate’s decision to terminate its pediatric gender affirming healthcare services and ensure continuity of care. She is also calling on them to disclose the conditions that need to exist to allow them to restore these services.
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Baystate Health eyes 2027 opening for Ware care center
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Yale New Haven Hospital Installs PET/MRI System
Sept. 29, 2026 —Yale New Haven Hospital has installed a state-of-the-art positron emission tomography/magnetic resonance imaging (PET/MRI) system and will become the first facility in Connecticut to offer PET/MRI imaging when the Adams Neurosciences Center opens. The 9-ton imaging system integrates two advanced technologies, PET and MRI, into a...
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BHS Implements Color-Coded System for Respiratory Illness Measures
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — In anticipation of the expected rise in respiratory illness during the fall and winter seasons, Berkshire Health Systems will implement its three-tiered virus alert level system, which will determine how the organization manages masking, visitor access, and testing and whether staff, patients and visitors will require masking.